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1. solariiknight(ஆனந்த்) (solariiknight@social.systemreboot.net)'s status on Sunday, 08-Oct-2017 08:29:37 EDT solariiknight(ஆனந்த்)
   Although I know vaguely that combining red, green and blue lights results in white lights, it still mind blowing to see that in action. It is also very counter intuitive because as a kid, I mixed yellow and blue color pigments to get green(subtrative colors). Here, mixing red light and green light gets yellow!(additive colors)
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hbxy1W9O_Wk
   If mix red, green and blue pigments, you will get black in the end. But if you mix R,G,B *lights*, you will get white light.
   
   I came across this when I was looking for ways to produce warm white/yellowish LED light that does not have even a tiny bit of blue spectrum that normal warm white LED lights have.
   1. solariiknight(ஆனந்த்) (solariiknight@social.systemreboot.net)'s status on Sunday, 08-Oct-2017 08:30:07 EDT solariiknight(ஆனந்த்)

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      I am going to buy red, blue and green LED lights to actually try this out!