Color: From Hex codes to Eyeballs
The part where he takes the human sensitivity into account has grabbed my attention. It looks a little suspicious to me the way he simply just multiplies the normalized relative sensitivity measure with the spectral fluxes.<p>The way it is calculated now, the only way for a spectral flux (SLF) to be optimal considering its spectral luminous flux (LF) is to be entirely concentrated at ~550nm, laser-like. However, such a light would leave many of the cones in our eyes unsatisfied, hinting that this shouldn&#x27;t really be the optimal.<p>I am by no means an expert, but I would expect a LF to be optimal when it matches the relative human sensitivity in shape, instead of the one focused as an impulse at the peak of the relative human sensitivity.