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- Nov 11, 2024
Yellow sodium lights act primarily on your cones. The Rods don't really absorb yellow, so you keep your night vision by the ambient light. White lights just blast everything and exhaust your entire retina.Because, oddly enough, the traditional yellow lights don't seem to mess with my night vision as much as white LEDs of the same brightness. Maybe it has to do with the blue receptors staying sensitive. Anyone know the reason for this?
Blue LEDs are somehow even more retarded because it hits the intersection between blue cones (your lowest light perception) and your rods, so you end up feeling like you can still see when you are in fact temporarily blinded to the most important part of the spectrum at night.
