File:RGB combination on wall.png
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English: image of red, green, and blue lights intersecting demonstrating how they combine into yellow, cyan, magenta, and white. |
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| Source | Own work made in Blender with Cycles; replacement for File:RGB illumination.jpg which was low-resolution. Later edited slightly with w:Paint.NET's default brightness/contrast tool. |
| Author | DemonDays64 |
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| current | 22:47, 19 June 2023 | 2,000 × 2,000 (2.34 MB) | DemonDays64 | Turned up contrast a little to make the bricks fully fade to black. I had meant for the outer ones to be totally dark but couldn't get them darker by changing the material without making the light part look worse so post-processing was easier. |
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