[Radiance-general] Asking for informations

[Christopher Rush]

Yes, there is a -m multiplier option to falsecolor, which defaults to    -m 179    and should equate to lux or cd/m². Luminance in cd/m2 is the default label to display luminance unless you give the   -l lux     option for example for illuminance - both related to the 179 lumen/Watt multiplier.

However for Watts you can use    -m 1    in your options to falsecolor along with    -l W/m2    to change the label to display as W/m2. That is presuming your image is calculated with -i option for irradiance. I don't think people would normally expect to see a Watts based radiance image in W/sr/m2.

This is also presuming the intent of your image takes into account all the shortcomings that Achim noted.

From: Terrance McMinn [mailto:t.mcminn at ocpms.com.au]
Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2016 9:39 AM

Can you configure falsecolor to map as w/sqm?

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