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Convert Millilambert to Lumen/sq. meter/steradian Online
Easily convert luminance values from millilambert (mL) to lumen per square meter per steradian (lm·m⁻²·sr⁻¹) for accurate photometric and display brightness analysis.
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Millilambert [mL] to Lumen/sq. meter/steradian Conversion Table
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What Is This Tool?
This tool converts luminance measurements from millilambert, a non-SI unit often used in cinematography and imaging, into lumen per square meter per steradian, the SI equivalent used for specifying brightness in displays and lighting.
How to Use This Tool?
- Enter the luminance value in millilambert (mL)
- Select millilambert as the source unit and lumen/sq. meter/steradian as the target unit
- Click convert to get the equivalent brightness value in lumen/sq. meter/steradian
- Use the result for display brightness specification or photometric analysis
Key Features
- Converts millilambert (mL) to lumen/sq. meter/steradian (lm·m⁻²·sr⁻¹) units
- Supports legacy and specialized luminance value translation for modern use
- Browser-based, easy to use interface for quick calculations
- Useful in fields like cinematography, broadcast engineering, and photometry
Examples
- 2 millilambert converts to approximately 6.366 lumen/sq. meter/steradian
- 0.5 millilambert converts to approximately 1.592 lumen/sq. meter/steradian
Common Use Cases
- Converting older luminance measurements to SI units for calibration
- Specifying display brightness in monitors and projectors
- Designing lighting and signage for proper visible brightness and reduced glare
- Performing photometric measurements and instrument calibration in imaging labs
Tips & Best Practices
- Ensure clarity by specifying units when working with legacy luminance data
- Use this tool to translate non-SI luminance units into SI equivalents for standardization
- Cross-check conversion results in critical calibration scenarios
- Apply conversions consistently to maintain accuracy in photometric evaluations
Limitations
- Millilambert is a non-SI, largely outdated unit that may cause confusion if not clearly indicated
- Differences between CGS-derived and SI units require careful interpretation
- Precise measurements depend on correct calibration beyond mere unit conversion
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is a millilambert used for?
- Millilambert is used to specify luminance in fields like cinematography, broadcast engineering, and imaging laboratories, often for older or legacy equipment.
- How does lumen per square meter per steradian relate to candela per square meter?
- Lumen per square meter per steradian is equivalent to candela per square meter, the SI unit commonly used to express luminance.
- Why convert millilambert to lumen/sq. meter/steradian?
- Conversion helps translate older luminance values into SI units for compatibility with modern displays, instruments, and photometric standards.
Key Terminology
- Millilambert (mL)
- A non-SI unit of luminance equal to one thousandth of a lambert, used for quantifying luminous intensity per unit area into a unit solid angle.
- Lumen/sq. meter/steradian
- An SI-expressed measure of luminance representing luminous intensity per projected area per solid angle, equivalent to candela per square meter.
- Luminance
- A photometric measure of the brightness of a surface as perceived in a given direction, accounting for light emitted, reflected, or transmitted.