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Wavelength color calculation determines the perceived color of light based on its wavelength in the electromagnetic spectrum. For glasses, this helps understand how different lenses filter or transmit specific colors of light.
The calculator uses the standard visible light spectrum ranges:
Details: Understanding wavelength-color relationships is crucial for optical applications, lens manufacturing, vision correction, and selecting appropriate eyewear for specific light conditions.
Tips: Enter wavelength in nanometers (nm) between 380-750. The calculator will display the corresponding color and show a visual representation.
Q1: Why is the visible spectrum limited to 380-750 nm?
A: This range represents the wavelengths that the human eye can perceive. Shorter wavelengths are ultraviolet, longer wavelengths are infrared.
Q2: How do glasses interact with different wavelengths?
A: Different lens materials and coatings can filter, block, or enhance specific wavelengths for various applications like sunglasses, blue light filtering, or sports eyewear.
Q3: Can this calculator help choose the right glasses?
A: Yes, it helps understand which colors (wavelengths) will be most affected by different lens types and coatings.
Q4: Are the color boundaries exact?
A: Color perception varies between individuals. The boundaries are approximate and based on average human color vision.
Q5: How does this relate to lens tinting?
A: Lens tints are designed to selectively transmit or block specific wavelength ranges for optimal vision in different environments.