riqmarmes wroteI started using it yesterday, I can still see the yellow tint, although it doesn't really bother me. But I would look much cooler if I'm wearing glasses, joking. But I know that it's brain adjusting and stuff, but it seems like my brain isn't functioning very well. I thought it wouldn't work (the adjustment for the new white) since its my laptop display that's having a change in color only, but the rest of what I see has normal colors. I don't see why would my brain adjust.
It can still adjust. You don't have a reference 6500K white near the monitor to keep staring at. But if you do use a calibrated monitor, let's say, then move to a bluish or yellowish monitor (or vice-versa), you would be annoyed.
This is partly why multi-monitor users prefer their monitors to be calibrated close to each other or pick identical monitors to make this easier. Try using 2 monitors where one is reddish and the other is bluish.
Anyways, we can test this out. I'm not sure how accurate Flux is, but it surely goes some way to simulate the Gunnar effect.
But sure, when everything is yellow, your brain adjusts faster, can't argue with that.