Converting from Lambert (L) to Foot-lambert (fL) | Luminance

What is Lambert (L)

Lambert (L) is a unit of luminance used to measure the brightness of a surface that emits or reflects light uniformly in all directions. It is commonly used in the field of optics and lighting design.

What is Foot-lambert (fL)

Foot-lambert (fL) is another unit of luminance that measures the brightness of a surface, specifically in terms of the amount of light emitted or reflected per square foot. It is often used in the entertainment industry to calibrate screens and displays.

Conversion Formulas

The default conversion between Lambert (L) and Foot-lambert (fL) is as follows:

• 1(L)=1000(fL)

• 1(fL)=0.001(L)

Other conversions include:

• 15(L)=15000(fL)

• 15(fL)=0.015(L)

• 9(L)=9000(fL)

• 9(fL)=0.009(L)

• 14(L)=14000(fL)

• 14(fL)=0.014(L)

Examples

1. Convert 5 Lambert (L) to Foot-lambert (fL):

5(L)×1000=5000(fL)

2. Convert 300 Foot-lambert (fL) to Lambert (L):

300(fL)×0.001=0.3(L)

This page can be utilized to perform conversions from Lambert (L) to Foot-lambert (fL) efficiently.