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Marvin:
I don't think we disagree at all. You may have misunderstood what I said, or I may not have been clear enough.
What I said was that I agreed with Mike and Karin that Naples approximates the higher highlights of sunlight on flesh - the color of the light.
I meant that flesh in true north daylight (not direct sun) tends to be cooler - the color of the sky, and that the majority of indoor or artificial lighting will be much warmer on flesh.
I am not applying any formula, just direct observation of what I have recently seen.
Further, I was responding to a direct question about the Covino method - what I told Tito is exactly what Frank told me and it works pretty well for mixing an outdoor flesh palette using his method.
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