Method of mixed illumination
First Claim
1. A method of mixing illumination from a plurality of sources for use in casting beautiful and balanced colored shadows of opaque objects which comprises the steps of:
- arranging a plurality of color lamps in three groups including an R group of at least one lamp for emitting colored light in the range yellow to red, a G group of at least one lamp for emitting green light, and a B group of at least one lamp for emitting colored light in the range violet to blue; and
irradiating a pair of opaque objects with colored light emitted by the color lamps in the three groups to cause colored shadows of the objects characterized by intensity ratios of illumination in the ranges of
space="preserve" listing-type="equation">0.05 ≦
I.sub.R /(I.sub.R + I.sub.G + I.sub.B) ≦
0.85;
space="preserve" listing-type="equation">0.05 ≦
i.sub.g /(i.sub.r + i.sub.g + i.sub.b) ≦
0.8; and
space="preserve" listing-type="equation">0.02 ≦
I.sub.B /(I.sub.R + I.sub.G + I.sub.B) ≦
0.8 wherein IR designates an intensity of illumination caused by irradiating with only the lamp in the R group the shadow of one of the opaque objects cast by both of the lights of the lamps in the G group and the B group, IG designates an intensity of illumination caused by irradiating with only the lamp in the G group the shadow of the one of the opaque objects cast by both of the lights of the lamps in the R group and the B group, and IB designates an intensity of illumination caused by irradiating with only the lamp in the B group the combination of the shadow of the one of the opaque objects cast by the light of the lamp in the R group and the shadow of the other of the opaque objects cast by the light of the lamp in the G group.
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Abstract
Beautifully and balanced colored shadows can be cast of an object by using a lamp for emitting colored light in the range yellow to red, a lamp for emitting green colored light and a lamp for emitting colored light in the range violet to blue to give intensity ratios of illumination in the ranges of
0.05 ≦ I.sub.R /(I.sub.R + I.sub.G + I.sub.B) ≦ 0.85;
0.05 ≦ i.sub.g /(i.sub.r + i.sub.g + i.sub.b) ≦ 0.8; and
0.02 ≦ I.sub.B /(I.sub.R + I.sub.G + I.sub.B) ≦ 0.8
wherein IR designates an intensity of illumination caused by irradiating with only the lamp in the R group the shadow of an object cast by both of the lights of the lamps in the G group and the B group; IG designates an intensity of illumination caused by irradiating with only the lamp in the G group the shadow of the object cast by both of the lights of the lamps in the R group and the B group and IB designates an intensity of illumination caused by irradiating with only the lamp in the B group the combination of the shadow of the object cast by the light of the lamp in the R group and the shadow of another object cast by the light of the lamp in the G group.
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6 Claims
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1. A method of mixing illumination from a plurality of sources for use in casting beautiful and balanced colored shadows of opaque objects which comprises the steps of:
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arranging a plurality of color lamps in three groups including an R group of at least one lamp for emitting colored light in the range yellow to red, a G group of at least one lamp for emitting green light, and a B group of at least one lamp for emitting colored light in the range violet to blue; and irradiating a pair of opaque objects with colored light emitted by the color lamps in the three groups to cause colored shadows of the objects characterized by intensity ratios of illumination in the ranges of
space="preserve" listing-type="equation">0.05 ≦
I.sub.R /(I.sub.R + I.sub.G + I.sub.B) ≦
0.85;
space="preserve" listing-type="equation">0.05 ≦
i.sub.g /(i.sub.r + i.sub.g + i.sub.b) ≦
0.8; and
space="preserve" listing-type="equation">0.02 ≦
I.sub.B /(I.sub.R + I.sub.G + I.sub.B) ≦
0.8wherein IR designates an intensity of illumination caused by irradiating with only the lamp in the R group the shadow of one of the opaque objects cast by both of the lights of the lamps in the G group and the B group, IG designates an intensity of illumination caused by irradiating with only the lamp in the G group the shadow of the one of the opaque objects cast by both of the lights of the lamps in the R group and the B group, and IB designates an intensity of illumination caused by irradiating with only the lamp in the B group the combination of the shadow of the one of the opaque objects cast by the light of the lamp in the R group and the shadow of the other of the opaque objects cast by the light of the lamp in the G group. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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