: Reproducing f.lux's warm colors I'm an avid f.lux user and have been for a while. Whenever I'm working on a design, I do it during the day so the yellow tint doesn't ruin my color schemes

@Jessie844

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I'm an avid f.lux user and have been for a while. Whenever I'm working on a design, I do it during the day so the yellow tint doesn't ruin my color schemes at night thanks to f.lux. However, I have accidentally found colors that I really like while using f.lux but obviously, when I disable f.lux, the color is entirely different.

For what it's worth, I'm using photoshop but this would apply to any RGB values. How would I reproduce the color I'm seeing with f.lux enabled? I have found the following links through my research but I don't know enough about colors to be able to use this information and would appreciate any help.

techblog.jeppson.org/2014/12/manually-reproduce-flux-monitor/ www.vendian.org/mncharity/dir3/blackbody/

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