lambert to apostilb
Please provide values below to convert lambert [L] to apostilb, or change ↔.
lambert [L]
Definition: A unit of luminance, defined as one candela per square centimeter, used in the CGS system.
Historyandorigin: Named after Johann Heinrich Lambert, the lambert is a historic unit that was widely used before the adoption of the SI system.
CurrentUse: While largely replaced by the nit in modern usage, the lambert still appears in some older references and specific fields.
funfact: The lambert is often seen in the context of older television and film equipment, where it was used to describe screen brightness.
apostilb
Definition: An older unit of luminance, equivalent to one candela per square meter.
Historyandorigin: The apostilb is an archaic unit used primarily in older lighting systems, and is largely obsolete today.
CurrentUse: Very rarely used today, except in specific historical contexts or when dealing with older lighting equipment.
funfact: This unit has been replaced by more standardized units such as the stilb or nit in modern applications.
lambert [L] to apostilb Conversion Table
| 1 lambert [L] | 10000 apostilb |
| 2 lambert [L] | 20000 apostilb |
| 3 lambert [L] | 30000 apostilb |
| 5 lambert [L] | 50000 apostilb |
| 10 lambert [L] | 100000 apostilb |
| 50 lambert [L] | 500000 apostilb |
| 100 lambert [L] | 1000000 apostilb |
| 1000 lambert [L] | 10000000 apostilb |
| 10000 lambert [L] | 100000000 apostilb |
| 100000 lambert [L] | 1000000000 apostilb |
| 1000000 lambert [L] | 10000000000 apostilb |
How to Convert lambert to apostilb
1 lambert [L] = 10000 apostilb
1 apostilb = 0.0001 lambert [L]
we use cross multiplication method
lambert [L] → apostilb
1 → 10000
1.5 → ?( suppose x)
=>1.5*10000=1*x
by simplifying
x=15000