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That has always sounded like anecdotal evidence to me. Reading on a monitor should in that case be like reading paper in very good light, although with lower re
by marvin 19y ago
That has always sounded like anecdotal evidence to me. Reading on a monitor should in that case be like reading paper in very good light, although with lower resolution. What is the qualitative difference between emitted light and reflected light?
- edu 19y agoI suppose reflected light matches better with the ambient, while with emitted light this is difficult to get. Matchng both, brightness and color. Also, I don't like to read on white background (neither screen or paper), and on the computer nowadays the more usual background is white... I like yellowish backgrounds.