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In my opinion, it really depends on the brightness of your monitor(s). My iMac screen is rated at 350 nits, a.k.a. super-bright, so when Flux kicks in, I don't
by oogali 14y ago
In my opinion, it really depends on the brightness of your monitor(s).
My iMac screen is rated at 350 nits, a.k.a. super-bright, so when Flux kicks in, I don't mind it if I'm working on that screen.
On the other hand, my 2nd monitor is an el-cheapo Samsung I bought before I cared what "nits" meant, and is rated at 250 nits -- a significant difference.
My typical workspace at night is, left screen (iMac) holds the browser where I view changes, and the right screen (Samsung) has my code editor.
So when f.lux kicks in... my options are one of two things:
- disable it
- buy a new monitor
Guess which one I go for?
- moeffju 14y agoSo are you enjoying your new monitor? (Have you tried calibrating both screens? flux should not affect brightness/gamma differently.)