i´m looking to convert unit of brightnes NIT or NT to Lumens or Candels or anything please.
Tx
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Re: UNIT OF BRIGHTNES NIT OR NT
by Knight » Sat Apr 17, 2004 4:42 am
juliolp wrote:i´m looking to convert unit of brightnes NIT or NT to Lumens or Candels or anything please.
Tx
juliolp@yahoo.com
A Nit is a lumen per square meter per steradian. If a Lux of illuminance strikes a perfectly diffusing surface it gives a Nit of luminance. Another way to state this is that a Nit is equal to one candela per square meter. Its abbreviation is Nt.
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