[dazee]

I can't speak for any of the chemistry behind it, just from what I have experienced so far.  If I leave the printed parts under the UV lamp for curing, the transparent resin will have a stronger tint - will see what the failed part currently in curing will look like when I take it out later.  Should reproduce a long time exposed to daylight I guess.

Also the exposure time on the layers although tint would currently be subjective, I can speak for the effect of accuracy.  Out of the box the results were good, but that calibration test shows clearly when over/under exposing and the impact to print detail and accuracy.  Well worth the time to do that.

My other lesson so far... need to cover the AI camera when printing clear resin.  Having it stop due to "No Model Detected" because you are printing clear, very frustrating.  Only ever happens with clear resin.