Well the thing that has been keeping this feature in my mind was an
interview I read with one of the CG artists who worked on Riven
(http://www.riven.com). He said that the type of light they used to simulate
the sunlight outside wasn't a standard light, and that it worked more on
frequencies than standard RGB. That, he said, is what made it bleach out the
colours of whatever it hit, and made it feel more like really warm sunshine
than would other wise be possible.

Also, I just thought that such specialised light effects would be cool, and
possibly useful for certain scenes where flourescent lights or monochromatic
street lights are present.

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