Sodium vapour lamps have a well defined and discontinuous spectrum. This gives strange effects. Commonly for example red lipstick under a (yellow) sodium lam looks black. This is because there is no common hue that the red lipstick can reflect.

A yellow lamp from a (say) tungsten source has a range of frequencies present from red through blue with a peak in the yellow area. Rhe red component of the light is reflected by the lipstic and show red.

Fluorescent lamps hav a dscontinuous spectrum, and often a 'daylight ' fluorescent lamp will produce a green cast on a photograph.

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