How to determine the final color shade (css) as seen with Windows Night Light filter?
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Chow Chow posted this in #help-forum
Chow ChowOP
I use the Windows Night Light feature with an intensity of 55, and it makes colors—especially yellows and oranges—look much warmer and softer, which I really like. However, most users of my app don’t use Night Light, so they see the original, cooler tones. I want to find a way to determine what exact color is being displayed with the Night Light filter on, so I can recreate that look for everyone, regardless of their display settings. Tools like the color picker (e.g., Win+Shift+C) show the original color, ignoring the Night Light effect. Is there a method or tool to "capture" the perceived color after the Night Light is applied?
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Let me know if you can access that @Chow Chow
If you were going to implement it Id implement it as a filter, thats what windows does.
@Jboncz Let me know if you can access that <@1240973392090497117>
Chow ChowOP
Thank you, I took your files as a basis and made identical in appearance filter as windows night light https://pastebin.com/nD3G2Z7W
Nice 🙂
Yeah I knew it wasnt exactly what you were looking for but knew it should have been close enough to get you there
@Chow Chow Thank you, I took your files as a basis and made identical in appearance filter as windows night light https://pastebin.com/nD3G2Z7W
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