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by hellbanner 9y ago
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- walterbell 9y agoDo you know the color temperature of that film, e.g. how does it compare to using flux, redshift, etc?
- hellbanner 9y agoI'm not an optics expert. I have used Flux and haven't used Redshift. I much prefer the Rose screen to Flux. Flux changes the colors but, sorry I lack the English to articulate this properly, the screen makes all light less "harsh". This is most visible when looking at a white background. Even with Flux on the rose tinted is much "softer" and easier to look at than the same screen without. FWIW, a neurologist recommended the screen to counteract excessive optical stimulation from computer use. I've stopped using Flux in favor of this screen, even at night.