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> Only by combining these do we trick the eye into seeing "white light" Vast majority of white LEDs are phosphor based and not color-mixing
by zokier 4y ago
> Only by combining these do we trick the eye into seeing "white light"
Vast majority of white LEDs are phosphor based and not color-mixing
- titzer 4y agoThe decorative programmable-color LED strips and such use RGB LEDs.
- tomashubelbauer 4y agoNot always, many are RGBW since the sole white LED consumes less power than the RGB LEDs shining together to produce white (I believe so at least) and the white color coming off the single white LED is nicer than the mixed color.
- TremendousJudge 4y agoThis is terrible for people with glasses btw -- induces much more chromatic aberration than other light sources, and is very distracting and hard to ignore. At the edges of the field of view objects get very clearly separated, with the blue part usually being the most noticeable.
- titzer 4y agoYes, completely agree. I primarily wear glasses now and I hate seeing 2 or three ghost images.