Term: D50

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Term: D50

Definition:

D50 is a designated CIE standard illuminant representing a daylight color temperature of 5,000 degrees Kelvin, corresponding to warm daylight near sunrise or sunset. D50 is the standard used in the graphics industry.

Category:

Image

See also:

Standard illuminant; Color temperature