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> Emitting light != reflecting light. No. It's photons, and the photons count is the same for a given flux. If your screen emits more photons, it's because you
by acqq 7y ago
> Emitting light != reflecting light.
No. It's photons, and the photons count is the same for a given flux. If your screen emits more photons, it's because you've set the background light too high. That's that user configurable setting I've mentioned in the first post. If you have problems with reflection of some other light source and you solved it by turning it off and sitting in the dark room, you of course have to reduce the background light of your monitor to match the ambient light conditions.
- scoutt 7y agoLight is light, I know. But reading from e-ink is not as comfortable as reading from an LCD whatever the brightness setting is. There are many reasons, like refresh frequency, angle, etc. I'm sorry I don't have time now, but you can look it up.