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Originally Posted by PRS-T2
Has anyone ever tried to change the Paperwhite's colour temperature to a warmer tone, e.g. toward amber/orange?
I'd like to buy one and might try this, because I'm very sensitive to white or blueish light, especially at night. Therefore I always use filter film (scott gold/amber) from the photo studio lights to tone my clip-on reading lights. Would love to have that build in 
So any advice would be highly appreciated.
- filter film? The one I use needs replacement every 2-3 months (colour fade due to led heat)
- orange paint, the kind used for colouring bulbs back then?
- but they are allowed for bulbs up to 25 watts - how hot are the leds in the paperwhite?
- maybe paint the edge of that light distribution layer, where the light enters the layer?
- swap the leds for warmer ones?
Thanks for any advice, info or crazy idea! |
Night mode -- white on black -- works very well with KoReader for the Kindle. Before starting to paint the thing (yikes), jailbreaking and adding KoReader seems like a much better solution.