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06-01-2009, 01:18 AM
Yes wall color, especially with a monitor that does NOT have a hood on it, will make a subtle but significant difference. Your eyes will adjust to and compensate for the color cast of the walls and the light reflecting off those walls falling onto everything in the room. They also adjust to the light color of whatever light bulbs you use. (The green lights in a lot of movies nowadays are fluorescent bulbs, but our eyes and brain compensate for this so we perceive them it white light. Same with incandescent bulbs, which we perceive as less yellow then they really are).
Best answer?
Just make the room as dark as possible. Turn off the lights, shut the blinds and buy dark curtains. If the brightest thing in your room is your screen, then you shouldn't have to worry too much about catching a strange color cast from a wall or light.
Also I've found that with the lights out, you work on photos faster because that's the only thing you can see, so you get distracted less. |
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