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Question on color separation

vsoudersvsouders ✭
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I've noticed pretty strong color separation on the built in camera reticle when moving my head. I know the reticle as designed can lead to separation issues but I wanted to make sure this was normal as I hadn't tried the camera tool before the OS update.

Thanks!

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    Jarrod1937Jarrod1937 ✭✭✭

    This is normal. Pure white (#FFFFFF Hex) contains a high luminosity of all three colors, so it's the worse combo to use. This is similar to the rainbow effect for DLP's if you've ever experienced it.

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    DavidKlineMSDavidKlineMS mod

    To expand on @Jarrod1937's comments, here are some great articles on color design and color separation.

    Thanks!
    David

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