Re: Monitor brightness setting

I notice in myself, a slightly different color balance in each eye--the 
left eye seeing more bluish and the right eye having a warmer color balance.

Maybe I should profile my eyes ;-) .

Best regards,

David
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Marco Ugolini wrote:
> In a message dated 7/17/09 9:06 AM, C D Tobie wrote:
>
>   
> > At some point it does seem to cause a neutrality bias, so that advanced
> > cataract sufferers, given controls to "neutralize" a black and white image
> > will make it very blue...
> >     
>
> Certainly we both agree that this represents an extreme case. That's why in
> my last sentence (not quoted here) I qualified my statement by saying that
> compensation mechanisms in the human visual system work "within reasonable
> limits".
>
> Marco
>
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