>No, it is not. It is the physically correct way to do it. 50% more red light is emitted than blue or green. That is a red tint. That is a red tint. And that's

>No, it is not. It is the physically correct way to do it. 50% more red light is emitted than blue or green. That is a red tint. That is a red tint. And that's why it's not the correct way to do it. A subpixel antialiased white line that is seven subpixels wide, on a black background, should not produce (8-bit RGB triplets): 0-0-0, 255-255-255, 255-255-255, 255-0-0.