Why is it impossible to get a coffee brown color in RGB components?
Why is it impossible to get a coffee brown color in RGB components?
Dominic Bailey
Jaxson James
It isn't.
Jacob Davis
Brown is the only color that does not appear in a rainbow. It's an optical illusion because our eyes cannot process a very small spectrum of light, making us effectively colorblind. And it's just mutually called brown. Of course my brown isn't your brown because we're wired differently. My blindness is different to your blindness but we can both make out chocolate. So no, you cannot reproduce brown with LEDs, you need tiny pixels found in monitors that cause light interference to reach the brown spectrum.
Carter Barnes
wtf I had no idea
Evan Hall
Because most "RGB" LEDs don't actually cover the whole RGB spectrum
It's bullshit though
Carson Richardson
isn't this the case with pink as well?
Gavin Clark
brown is just desaturated red
Cooper Brooks
Magenta, an absolute even mix of blue and red, which is also not going in the color spectrum
Ayden Jackson
>could it be that the "3 elementary colours" bullshit is actually bullshit?
>nah, it's just our eyes that are fucked up! Trust me dude!
Colton Flores
Make your own.
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Adrian Brown
Pink is white without green
Nolan Torres
>color spectrum
That's not the issue here. RGB LEDs have 3 emitters inside, in an ideal world they could display all the colors normal people can see.
Leo Davis
#6F4E37
Evan Perez
No, you can get solid pink.
Landon Lee
Here is some coffee brown in RGB
Asher Richardson
grep -i Brown /usr/share/X11/rgb.txt
Elijah Nelson
Explain why you can see brown on an LCD then, genius
Aiden Stewart
I don't see the issue
Caleb Young
am I being trolled
Connor Sanchez
close enough rgb.to
Kevin Martinez
>red
45
>green
25
>blue
13
Jack Bennett
#7f3f31
Brown hexcode,next
Justin Morales
I just realised what OP was trying to say
By "RGB components" he doesn't mean red, green and blue
he means "Computer components that have RGB LED lighting"