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Topic	Those in the U.S., have you noticed car headlights getting brighter?
willythemailboy 02/25/24 10:42:43 PM #47:	Kamen_Rider_Blade posted... https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/c/cdff2e8f.png The closer your hue selection gets to Blue/Violet, the more Photon Energy is in the WaveLength. Red is the weakest one It's more to do with human perception than actual photon energy, but yes the same number of lumens in blue light is perceived to be about 40% brighter than redder light. There's a reason why we use red lights to preserve night vision. --- There are four lights. <cite>willythemailboy posted [p:979044444] in Those in t... [t:80703664]...</cite> <quote>Kamen_Rider_Blade posted... </cite><quote>https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/c/cdff2e8f.pngThe closer your hue selection gets to Blue/Violet, the more Photon Energy is in the WaveLength.Red is the weakest one</quote>It's more to do with human perception than actual photon energy, but yes the same number of lumens in blue light is perceived to be about 40% brighter than redder light.There's a reason why we use red lights to preserve night vision. --- There are four lights.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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