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Ya but, RGB LEDS are not producing/can not pruduce a SINGLE wavelength, but they are 'mostly'. Dibs for content, but gotta call BS on the claimed precision of you're assumptions.
My brain realized about 4 minutes in that this is… this is how colorblindness works. If one of your cones isn't working properly, things get really weird really quick
Fun fact, as a computer science student, one thing they had us do was colourblindness simulation to test if websites are still able to be used if someone is colourblind, and how computers simulate that, is exactly what you did, just by removing one of those three. In Android phones, you can do that from developer settings, and you can do monochrome, deuteranomaly or protanomoly (both red-green colourblindness in different types, and tritanomoly (which is blue-yellow colourblindness, so everything looks red and teal). It's really interesting to see how some of those work, and it's all with how people see things.
For fun I enabled the "night light" filter when watching this video, dam it broke everything 😀
What are the RGB studio lights you use? I've gotta get me some of those!
Lol ya rgb lights are super trippy, what's even crazier tho is when you realize that everything yes everything we perceive be it any sense is only possible because everything is a changing frequency. And we just detect different wavelengths with different organs or means of perception.
"I'm using a monochromatic light source"
Lasers: Hold my photons
Dude if your intent was to entertain.. you get a 10. If your trying to make me understand colors….0
Are G Bees knees
Edit: smiling, closing my eyes and shaking my head
Love this as I used to enjoy experimenting with colored bulbs when I was growing up and watching how red and blue objects in my room turn black and white their respective colors of light.
THE THREE PRIMARY COLORS ARE RED YELLOW AND BLUE NOT RED GREEN AND BLUE OMG
No man you're probably colorblind the car is Purple in red light. And your photoshop confirms this.
Why am I watching this at 4 in the morning? Idk you are doing it too so must be normal…
Amazing video
The only thing that I thought throughout this whole video was:
"Our eyes are that easy to fool?"
I like B L U E
dude I'm high af right now but this blew my mind so much more than all these science, maths or astronomy
wish I could give 2 thumbs up for this vid.
Author: does the color changing thingy
Me: the Witness flashbacks
Did anyone else not see that purple as grey? It just looks purple to me
That monochromatic rubix cube gag was brilliant!
I guess I was lied to in art class about the primary colours.
watch at 8:33 in 25% speed and you will see that different parts of things get illuminated by light one after the other. IS THIS FAKE?
It is worth considering that white LEDs do not work by producing red, green, and blue. White LEDs attempt to reproduce the full spectrum. One way to do that is to use a blue LED and refract it through a phosphor layer.
"what color is this?"
me: orange
"red"
me: ahh
Why must you hurt me in this way
I seen this when blue light hits a bag of chips ahoy the bag appears white
Shoutout to the 1% of us who were forced to understand this because we played 'The Witness' and there was literally a puzzle that required you to hypothesize what color something would be under certain light conditions without actually seeing it.
Looking at the thumbnail it struck me – this is a perfect idea for an escape room puzzle – you get a bunch of colorful things, then a colored light shines and hilights only a selection of them.
Don't mess with light, otherwise he will write your name.
So in short, the colour magenta doesn't actually exist. It's just a product of the way our eyes perceive light.
0:01 im color blind
Everybody gangsta until jperm solves the cube with this light
You explained at the beginning how our eyes see color using the 3 cones, but I think you fell into the trap of thinking that they directly relate to red, green and blue (which they don't as you show, the actual peaks of the cones are in the violet, greenish blue and yellow ranges ). Then you claim that purple is not a real color because its not part of the spectrum. But this is inaccurate. Technically there are no real colors at all, it's all made up by our brain. So it does not matter whether a color is in the spectrum or not, it doesn't make it any more real.
I first realized this while changing the colors of my RGB lightsaber and watching the hue of the colors of things in my room change.
So basically color doesn't exist, it's 100% relative to what wave lengths are hitting it. "Red" is only red when it has red light to reflect.
this is going to be stupid isn't it
"what color is this"
it's orange and yellow
"you're probably thinking it's red!"
goes to a different video
good video
This was a neat video!
This video is a little old but I've seen quite a few of them recently and as an artist who works with color it pisses me off, red green and blue or rgb is not the basic colors it's fucking red yellow and blue, and cant make yellow with other colors/pigments, yellow and blue make green, green and red dosnt make yellow at all, generally because they are complementary colors they come out as black or a dark almost brown color. If somebody can like educate me on how the fuck green and red makes yellow please do, because they like don't at all
I saw light purple on putt-putt when you said it was looking grey.
man colour is some trippy stuff.
Sometimes I forget how easy it is to write something clever.