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Regardless of the actual effect on sleep, the "night light" modes for screens very much reduces the eye strain I feel. So much so that I've enabled some version
by nkrisc 7y ago
Regardless of the actual effect on sleep, the "night light" modes for screens very much reduces the eye strain I feel. So much so that I've enabled some version of it on every screen I use, permanently, not only at night.
I find it much more pleasant and comfortable. Interestingly, I've gotten so use to it my brain compensates for the color change and it looks pretty normal to me.
- dannyw 7y agoOur eyes have absolutely incredible colour correction, running all the time and so well that we just don’t notice it; except for some edge cases where it gets tricked (eg the whole dress saga, or optical illusions you can find). Screens totally should be orange by default.
- nkrisc 7y agoAt first I had to keep checking the settings because I thought it had turned off. But when I turned it off it looked extremely blue and painfully bright. Even looking at a white screen I can't notice the orange tint at all anymore. It's pretty amazing.
- forgotmypwd123 7y agoI do the same. Then I hiss like some sort of vampire-cat when I launch photoshop and the filter switches off.