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I've heard red color has less strain on the eyes. will increasing red in rgb of the screen reduce eye strain? isn't this similar to warm color temp?
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Variable: My eyes get very blurry when looking at red color for long periods of time. This can vary. You should also see what the degree of brightness does to the eyes.
Answered 10/30/2013
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