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That is interesting - I tried the setup you suggested and actually did see something that could be described as yellow++, with maybe a hint of gold/orange It w
by dreijs 1y ago
That is interesting - I tried the setup you suggested and actually did see something that could be described as yellow++, with maybe a hint of gold/orange
It was also very intense, like staring into the sun. I observed this for both of the two default yellow tints that I could choose via the (Windows?) color picker
I have no idea why this would differ between individuals
Edit: link below with FFFF00 for yellow
https://dynomight.net/img/colors/generate.html?inside=0000ff&outside=ffff00&size=400&countdown=60&shrink=30&mode=shrink https://dynomight.net/img/colors/generate.html?inside=0000ff...
- blincoln 1y agoThank you. I retried it first thing in the morning, in the dark, with my phone screen at minimum brightness, and no contact lenses in, and I got the expected result - vivid gold for my original setting, vivid yellow for yours. After putting my contacts in, under medium ambient light, with my phone screen at medium or full brightness, I get the purple ring, but now that I'm looking for it, I can see an outer ring of gold or yellow as well. The effects is much less pronounced if I put on my reading glasses (while still wearing contacts), so I think it must be an artifact of the contact lenses, probably in combination with the conditions they're supposed to correct (nearsightedness + astigmatism), as well as age-related inability to focus on tiny details with my contacts in.