Same View, Different Color D#11
Same View, Different Color
Same View, Different Color
Many people assume that if two window tint films have the same shade, they should look the same.
But in reality, they don't.
Even with the same 30% or 50% tint,
one film may appear cooler with a blue cast,
another may look warmer with a reddish tone,
while another may appear more neutral.
The shade may be the same,
but the colors you see through the glass can be completely different.
Light Is More Than Brightness
Light Is More Than Brightness
Sunlight is not made up of a single color.
It is a combination of many different wavelengths that together create the world we see.
A window tint film does more than simply reduce the amount of light entering the vehicle.
The way it transmits different wavelengths of light also determines how colors are reproduced through the glass.
As a result,
the same view can look noticeably different depending on the film.
The Impression of A View Can Change
The Impression Changes Too
A blue sky.
Green trees.
Red brake lights.
A white vehicle.
Even when looking at the exact same scene, the overall impression can change if the balance of colors shifts through the window tint film.
What you see outside the glass may feel subtly, yet noticeably, different.
Good Window Tint Preserves Natural Color
Good Window Tint Preserves Natural Color
A good window tint film should not create new colors.
It should preserve the natural colors of the outside world as faithfully as possible.
We believe that maintaining natural color reproduction is
one of the most important foundations of good visibility.
Why Minimizing Color Distortion Matters
Minimizing Color Distortion
We refer to this phenomenon as Color Distortion.
Color Distortion occurs when the colors of the outside world appear differently from
their original appearance after passing through the glass.
PANAPIXEL is engineered to minimize Color Distortion, allowing drivers to experience the world beyond the glass with more natural, balanced, and accurate color reproduction.
