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F.lux changes the "color temperature" only, so I imagine there would be no perceptible difference when dealing in greyscale.
by jere 14y ago
F.lux changes the "color temperature" only, so I imagine there would be no perceptible difference when dealing in greyscale.
- hollerith 14y ago>I imagine there would be no perceptible difference when dealing in greyscale. Not so: changing the color temperature changes how white looks. It's night, so F.lux has lowered the temperature of my Mac, and if I hold my iPad up in front of my Mac's display white on the Mac look distinctly red-tinged compared to white on the iPad.
- jere 14y agoDamn, you're right. I also just tested it (a better test is to hit the "24 hour preview", though I must warn you it is overwhelming). I was figuring it would only change the hue, but in retrospect that doesn't make any sense. It wouldn't do a lot of good since a great deal of websites/apps use white heavily. Thanks for pointing that out.