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Save your eye sight when not designing - An app that changes monitor color temperature to match daylight

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AgileApricot says

If you are anything like me then you live in-front of your monitor. Before this app I didn’t think how bad the default 65000K color temperature is for your eyes. It’s like staring into the sun.

This free app for Windows/OSX/Linux/iOS changes your color temperature based on the time of day.

http://stereopsis.com/flux/

It should help you sleep better and it certainly reduces eye strain and tiredness. It is odd at first but give it 5 mins and you’ll never go back. There is a feature to disable for 1 hour when doing color sensitive work. I had to change the default settings to suit my environment.

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bloooming says

Thanks for the link, I will definitely give this a try.

Cheers

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atinder says

installed on my MBP . thanks :)

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AgileApricot says

Two other apps I use for a good work day are EyesRelax for my timed pomodoro work slots and Freedom to disable the internet (the biggest distraction) for a set duration. Hope these help you guys as much as they do me :)

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jmsmrtn98 says

I will try given link

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robinlaw says

Cool app suggestions. But also make an effort to rest your eyes, do some eye exercises, and even take supplements. Scary for creative professionals to suffer eye problems that they could have easily prevented.

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