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That’s what I get for parroting claims I haven’t verified! That’s great, thanks for the correction. Hmm, as far as I understand the math, your palette being pu
by codeflo 6y ago
That’s what I get for parroting claims I haven’t verified! That’s great, thanks for the correction.
Hmm, as far as I understand the math, your palette being pure colors shouldn’t really matter if the display calibration were perfect. Which I guess is an unrealistic expectation. :)
- MayeulC 6y agoOf course, my monitor isn't calibrated ^^" However, pure red will always appear brighter than non-pure red, even at the same luminance (~energy), which is what Helmholtz-Kohlrausch is about. IIRC pure red appears brighter than other pure colors as well at the same luminance level, but I am not sure how computer monitors interact will all of the above...