Are pure primary colors ever useful in a color ramp?
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- Drew Sebastino
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Re: Are pure primary colors ever useful in a color ramp?
Why do we have spinning lasers and stuff?
Re: Are pure primary colors ever useful in a color ramp?
I'm not sure that lasers are feasible... ^^;
I once came up with the idea of a display where you'd send a pulse horizonally and vertically through the screen, and where the two pulses cross it can light up. I'm honestly not sure if there's any material that'd allow for such a thing (or at least close enough), it was just a random idea for having a flat equivalent to CRTs (in that they allow for arbitrary resolutions).
I once came up with the idea of a display where you'd send a pulse horizonally and vertically through the screen, and where the two pulses cross it can light up. I'm honestly not sure if there's any material that'd allow for such a thing (or at least close enough), it was just a random idea for having a flat equivalent to CRTs (in that they allow for arbitrary resolutions).
Re: Are pure primary colors ever useful in a color ramp?
I've found at least this previous proofs-of-concept. (video of full-color version).Sik wrote:I'm not sure that lasers are feasible... ^^;