How Dogs See TV Colors

Rory Sutherland tells how 3 colors on our smart TVs produce a billion different colors for our eyes.

Our eyes can perceive billions of colors using just three types of color receptors—red, green, and blue cones. Smart TVs tap into this by using red, green, and blue pixels, adjusting their brightness to mix these primary colors and create a vast spectrum of hues. Through this clever interaction between our vision and TV technology, we're able to see rich, lifelike images on our screens, bringing the world to life in stunning detail.

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[tehbobb]

If my dog ever tells me that a picture is shit, we’re going to have a serious conversation about how to share feedback

[KevinVenturePhilippines]

"My favorite color is purple"
"Purple doesn't exist"
"Then niether do you, Barney"

[OctagonalSquare]

If you wanna get technical: photons don’t have color at all. The frequency at which they wiggle makes your eyes detect color.

[CTheRobot]

He’s right! My dog never says “WOW that’s a jungle!”, he always says “Woof!” Or sometimes “Grrrr!”

[kraze]

Thanks for all the flashbangs you edited in your transitions

[mikewatkinson]

Why is this guy suddenly all over my YouTube?

[xXAlmostEvilXx]

As a colorblind person who only has 2 working cones (same as a dog) I can tell you it looks just fine...

[WishfulCreation]

Every time a dog appears on my TV, my dog goes nuts. It seems like he must be seeing it similar to how he sees dogs in real life.

[DanGrrr]

I confirm that this is true. Yesterday, I was watching TV and my cat came up to me and said: "This looks shit. Why are you watching shit, bruh?"

[joshuarose]

The way he explains this is like a person who had it explained in the simplest way to him five years ago and he almost understood it then.

[ChannelTwinCinema]

Tell that to my cat who tries to attack the 4K birds on the screen

[katofmine]

My dog will watch planet earth for literal hours. I’ll put on animal planet marathons while I’m at work and he will stay on the couch completely enraptured.

[Uvouvo]

i’m convinced this guy just stands on the stage and yaps about whatever he wants. i have no idea what you would be able to take away from this class and apply in the real world/ in industry like he seems to make out

[Randomaccount]

TV's designed for humans!??? Wow very insightful

[congeo]

Wow this blew my mind! I always thought TVs were made for pidgeons.

[rossjohnson]

This is a simplistic explanation of light. When you combine red, green, and blue light, you get white light, and purple light is actually just combining the photons of blue and red light, much like mixing paint. They use RGB because those are the primary colors of light much like RYB are the primary colors of physical objects. You can create any color with them outside of shades.

[will]

This guy just waffles about absolutely anything😂

[hodgepodge]

I thought TVs were designed for elephants until this genius enlightened me

[officialstarmech]

Fun fact, the colors of light are additive, so the more you add different colors the closer you get to white, but the colors of physical substances are deductive, so the more colors you add the closer it gets to brown/black.😊