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You can make it out to be whatever you want. But there is a physical difference between a screen's light emissions and the light perceived from paper. I've alwa
by nixpulvis 6y ago
You can make it out to be whatever you want. But there is a physical difference between a screen's light emissions and the light perceived from paper. I've always been curious exactly how much different, but anyone claiming otherwise is suspect in my eyes.
- Footkerchief 6y agoYour intuition is correct. Even if they have the same apparent color, two light sources can have drastically different spectra, which is perceptible. Some info here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_rendering_index https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_rendering_index