On Wed, 24 May 2023 15:05:07 -0400 "Chris Murphy" <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Green is an efficient color choice. It tends to appear to the > brightest. Part of this relates to the luminosity function of human > vision which has a peak wavelength that happens to be the same as the > medium wavelength photo receptor (i.e. green). So given the same > amount of radiant energy emitted across the visible spectrum, green > will appear to be the brightest. > > Light purple is OK, Blue, indigo, or yellow tends to be harder to to > detect complex shapes (like letters and numbers) but I'm not sure of > the reason(s). I'm attaching an image of a prompt with yellow, my default, and a prompt with green using Jens' prompt suggestion. I find the green too bright, I would prefer it with a little more black in it. But I would just override it anyway. A long time ago I had a monochrome crt that defaulted to a sort of burnt orange which also worked fine.
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