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John Mellerick wrote:
> Someone did this about two years ago I think (it was a long time ago,
> anyway), except instead of photons (which may not have even been around at
> the time), they just used a sphere with a really high ambient value as the
> light source, and I think they gave a very slight coloured tint to the
> lenses. The results were... OK, I guess.
That's why I was asking what happpened if you also used photons; I saw
the original post.
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