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Hmm I got a "normal" result on the tritan test (although the last one was quite difficult) but the two spectrums looked exactly the same! I don't really trust t
by svachalek 5y ago
Hmm I got a "normal" result on the tritan test (although the last one was quite difficult) but the two spectrums looked exactly the same! I don't really trust this too much. Particularly since it's highly dependent on what screen you view it on.
- marcosdumay 5y agoIf I read it right, if you take the test, the two spectra should always look almost exactly the same to you. If you passed, it should look the same for everybody else too (because they are the same). If you didn't pass, somebody else should be able to see a difference. If they don't look the same to you, it's because something got wrong on the test, and you should discard the result.
- missblit 5y agoThe spectrum it generates is based on your test result, so if you get a "passing" score the two images are identical (I verified in an image editor that they're functionally identical) For comparison here's what an "almost passing" image looks like: https://www.colorlitelens.com/images/test/T1.jpg https://www.colorlitelens.com/images/test/T1.jpg -- the blue section should look a bit darker on the bottom spectrum, and it's a bit more "pastel" in general (but yeah, monitors can confound this a lot).