Why Screens Feel Brighter in Low-Winter Sun — Light Physics Explained
• The lower angle of the sun in winter causes sunlight to scatter, impacting perceived brightness.
• Reduced ambient light in winter increases the contrast between screens and their surroundings, making screens appear brighter.
• Human visual adaptation and screen technology enhance the perceived brightness of screens in low-light winter conditions.
Screens appear brighter in low winter sun
Have you ever noticed how your phone, tablet, or computer screen seems exceptionally bright on a winter afternoon, even when you haven't adjusted the brightness settings? This isn't just a trick of the mind; it's a fascinating interplay of light physics and human perception.
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