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That doesn't explain the white/black background difference shown at the end.
by ebg13 8y ago
That doesn't explain the white/black background difference shown at the end.
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- tbabb 8y agoSeems in agreement to me-- The white will contain red, green, and blue, which will make a red-green fringe against blue, and green-blue fringe against red. The sensitivity of the eye is also nonlinear, so bright-against-bright is going to have far less contrast than bright-against-dark.