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mousemouse123
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I am having trouble explaining this picture and i am hoping someone online could answer it.
I took a picture in a computer lab of 2 monitors, you can see the flurescent tube lightbulb reflection on both screens. the monitors are off.(they are the exact same brand no difference between them etc...)
1 monitor's reflection of the bulb and light was purple while the other one was white-ish(slightly blue)
can anyone tell me why, (is it caused by dispersion, polarization etc...) the monitors are at a different angle
thank you for your help. i just joined this forum and sorry if i posted this in the wrong category or something
EDIT: I thought more about this and could there be a possibility it is a thin film interference pattern. but what i don't understand is why its only happening to 1 monitor and not both if its a thin film interference...
I took a picture in a computer lab of 2 monitors, you can see the flurescent tube lightbulb reflection on both screens. the monitors are off.(they are the exact same brand no difference between them etc...)
1 monitor's reflection of the bulb and light was purple while the other one was white-ish(slightly blue)
can anyone tell me why, (is it caused by dispersion, polarization etc...) the monitors are at a different angle
thank you for your help. i just joined this forum and sorry if i posted this in the wrong category or something
EDIT: I thought more about this and could there be a possibility it is a thin film interference pattern. but what i don't understand is why its only happening to 1 monitor and not both if its a thin film interference...
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