@jarrod There are also ambient lighting systems equipped with a small camera that can be placed on top of the TV. This camera monitors the colors displayed on the screen in real time.
@jarrod There are also ambient lighting systems equipped with a small camera that can be placed on top of the TV. This camera monitors the colors displayed on the screen in real time.
@daviddelven True, bright light (1,000-2,000 lux) inhibits melatonin. But device screens emit only about 80-100 lux. At the other end of the scale, natural sunlight on a sunny day provides about 100,000 lux. The article I linked to does a very good job explaining the bright light hypothesis.