Analog light for the digital world.

Illuminate your digital realm

in the ancient light

of the future.

With the

state of the art

of high photonic fidelity.

Regenerate sight

Alleviate photosensitivity

Augment memory retention

Restore presence and attention

Universal connections, precise backlight

intensity control, wooden body

and magnetical lightbox.

Can also be solar

backlit when

possible.

A new dimension in screens,

the next frontier

of light.

What is Light?

“That which comes from the Light of the Holy Ghost is of only one species…but that which comes from the Light of Nature is of two species…”

Theophrastus Paracelsus (1493-1541)

Although the nature of light is apparent to our eyes, it is also so obscure that no complete description has been given yet. Visibly speaking, light itself is invisible, because only the source and its reflection can be seen, and there are only two primary sources, incandescence and luminescence. Incandescence is the emission of light from a thermal state of an element via classical mechanics, also called hot light, and luminescence or cold light is the emission of light from a process other than thermal and via quantum mechanics. ¹

Natural incandescence comes from the Sun and the celestial bodies

Artificial incandescence comes from fire.

Artificial incandescence is also comes from incandescent vacuum bulbs.

Natural luminescence comes from some nocturnal creatures like firefly and will-o’-the-wisp.

Natural luminescence also comes from atmospheric phenomena.

Artificial luminescence is comes from light emitting semiconductors and fluorescent bulbs.

Incandescence produces a continuous broadband spectrum and luminescence an unconnected narrowband spectrum, incandescence is a light that naturally seeks the state of maximum entropy, on the other hand luminescence naturally seeks the state of minimum entropy. These two mechanisms to produce light are direct opposites and have their unique properties and uses.

Incandescent light is born from the increase of kinetic entropy in an element and classical mechanics.

“The Glory of Saint Augustine.”
 Philippe de Champaigne, 1645.

Luminescent light is born from a drop in entropy of an electron and quantum mechanics.

“The Alchemist Discovering Phosphorus.”
Joseph Wright of Derby, 1771.

In incandescence, as the energy in emitter critical density is reached, entropy will reach higher entropy levels, in luminescence to nearly zero entropy. Entropy is the variations in their photonic properties, such as phase, frequency, polarization, and direction, higher entropy has wider variations and randomness, lower entropy had narrower variations and is more predictability, both types of light provide very useful distinct applications.  

“Light is the principal person in a painting

Edouard Manet

The arrival of electricity revolutionized our life, but the first electric light source was still a continuation of the same kind of light we had been seeing since the dawn of man. It was the arrival of electro-luminescent light emitter that marked the real change in our lighting, and today we are surrounded by it, especially from computer screens, the interface that mediates information through light in our modern day indispensable tool, the computer. ²

“The sage travels all day over the land and sea,

but does not lose sight of Infinity.”

– The Tao Verse 26

Total photon output is measured in lux, not lumens, and incandescence is paradoxically the most efficient way to produce light in the universe, producing more lux per input energy than luminescence. In other words, to make the complete light spectrum it will take less energy to produce it via incandescence than luminescence. Incandescence is the unrivaled queen for high spectral fidelity and color rendering, because it is a continuous high photonic entropy broadband spectrum, luminescence in the other hand is a light that may appear white to the eye, but because in reality it is made of a handful of frequencies, that have real spectral voids, where there is literally no light present. On the pother hand, luminescence is the unrivaled queen for digital information transmission, and selective or lighting, thanks to its low entropy and narrowband spectrum and the ability to be switched on and off very fast makes it indispensable for modern technology, something incandescence can’t because of its thermal inertia, something completely lacking in luminescence.

Photomodulation

“Penetrating red light is possibly the fundamental anti-stress factor for all organisms.”

– Dr. Ray Peat

Photomodulation is the ability for the tissue to regenerate via low frequency infrared light, reducing ocular inflammation, alleviating photosensitivity, improving blood circulation and cognitive performance. Infrared light penetrates a considerable depth in the body beyond the skin, very different from high frequency light which reflects back. SpectrumView monitors emit a lot of low frequency infrared light thanks to its incandescent nature. Infrared light is completely lacking in common monitors.

Broadband low frequency light is also found in sunsets.

SpectrumView monitor backlight and a phosphor based luminescent backlight.

Semiconductors are a genuine marvel of our age and provide indispensable applications worthy of praise and reverence, however when it comes to producing light for our continuous exposure like a computer screen, its photonic nature is simply second class and can provoke optic cell degeneration,¹ and causing ocular damage. ² 

The spectrum

“The question is not what you look at, but what you see.”

– Henry David Thoreau

A spectrum is the “rainbow” of a light source.

solar spectrum

Sun spectrum.

candle spectrum

Fire spectrum.

incandescent bulb spectrum

Electro-incandescent spectrum.

Electro-luminescent spectrum.

Actual observable color gamut as seen from a SpectrumView incandescent monitor and a common luminescent monitor.

SpectrumView incandescent monitor and common luminescent monitor at camera white point of 6250K. 

SpectrumView incandescent monitor and common luminescent monitor at camera white point of 6250K. 

SpectrumView incandescent monitor and common luminescent monitor at camera white point of 6250K. 

The triangles in the right represents the frequencies a common luminescent monitor can emitt, the left horseshoe shape is the visible colors that we can see and that a SpectumView incandescent monitor can emit.

Applications

SpectrumView monitors are the ideal monitor for artistic creation and screen intensive tasks, making possible completing the work that needs to be done a painless endeavor. Featuring a broadband infrared spectrum for comfortable long working sessions, with the highest color rendering available. (27″ present model)

The ideal monitor for M.set iteration visualizations and other high-entropy explorations. (22″ previous model)

Also ideal for online darshan viewing.

Also ideal for genuine photonic fidelity astro-photography viewing.

Solar backlit is ideal when nature and setup permits.

Entropy

Entropy of light = novelty in its photons.

Entropy is defined by the amount of variations in a state or phenomena, entropy in its purest sense is novelty or unexpectedness. It can’t be defined as disorder because order and disorder are subjective, for example a wild grown land can appear chaotic to us, but for the organisms living there, may be very ordered, and conversely see a well trimmed yard grass looks very ordered but to other organisms can be very disordered. This is why disorder does not define entropy in a universal sense, because of the inherent anthropocentric biased of what is order to us. Therefore entropy is more accurately defined as novelty, which is not subjective and can exist in both order and disorder.

“Information without entropy is death.”

– Claude Shannon

Another example would be like an inhabited house vs an uninhabited one, the inhabited house since it has much higher degrees of entropy, (because it has more unexpected events happening) should then be more disordered than the uninhabited one, and the uninhabited one since it has much lower entropy (because it has much less unexpected events happening over time), so should appear ordered, but does not. Therefore entropy cannot be defined as disorder because order and disorder are subjective, but novelty is not.

Electro-incandescent light emitters are made from glass and metal, and can have some of the highest entropy in the universe.

Electro-luminescent light emitters are made from silicon wafers and can have some of the lowest entropy in the universe.

Analog signals are high in entropy and have theoretically infinite resolution, while digital signals are low in entropy and made of discrete steps, like a on/off bit, both have unique and very useful applications.

State of the art SpectrumView monitors makes the user experience a form of analog time dilation from the high entropy light experienced per second.

Frontier computers can transmit enormous quantities of data over ultra-low entropy luminescent light, and can experience a form of digital time dilation.

Inner workings

High photonic fidelity.

High photonic entropy.

Digital-to-analog conversion from incandescent lit pixels like vitral glass.

electro-incandescent lightbox

Prime quality materials and long lasting serviceable components, with genuine brass sheet heatsinks.

Golden light

For a genuinely golden retroillumination.

Models

SpectrumView Mini

SpectrumView Mini

Portable and lightweight 15″ 1920×1080 (FullHD), 60Hz, HDMI, 178° viewing angle, VA panel, 8 bit per pixel, semi-glossy finish, 120/240V,  4 x 25W light bulbs, Width 51cm, height 37cm, depth 40cm, weight 4.3Kg. 

SpectrumView 22

SpectrumView 22

Semi-portable, perfect for daily everyday usage and work. 22″ 1920×1080 (FullHD), 60Hz, HDMI, VGA, 178° viewing angle, VA panel, 8 bit per pixel, semi-glossy finish, 120/240V, 8 x 25W light bulbs, width 51cm, height 44cm, depth 40cm, weight 5.5Kg.

SpectrumView Starlore

Solar-specific ideal for spaces with ample daylight availability 27″ 2560 x 1440 (2K), 100Hz, 1ms response time, HDMI, VGA, DisplayPort, 178° viewing angle, VA panel, 8 bit per pixel, semi-glossy finish, external power supply 120/240V. Width 75, height, 54 depth 40cm, weight 6.4Kg. It has a peripheral daylight filter holding structure in the back and is specially tailored for solar backlighting. You need a window with direct or indirect sunlight, and be able to place it as close as possible. 

SpectrumView Pro 

Excellent size and proportions, for ample visual endeavors 27″, 2560 x 1440 (2K), 100Hz, 1ms response time, HDMI, VGA, DisplayPort, 178° viewing angle, VA panel, 8 bit per pixel, semi-glossy finish, external power supply, 120/240V, 10 x 25W light bulbs, width 75 cm height 54cm, depth 46cm, weight 9.4Kg. 

SpectrumView Master

SpectrumView Master 

Provides analog work spaces by physically rotating the monitor, ball bearings ensure an easy glide and adjustable viewing angle, gravity switch allows to turn off the screens not directly in front. Sequential tri-screen 27″x 3, 2560 x 1440 (2K), 100Hz, 1ms response time, HDMI, VGA, DisplayPort, 178° viewing angle, VA panel, 8 bit per pixel, semi-glossy finish, external power supply, 120/240V,  10 x 25W light bulbs, width 75cm, height 100cm, depth 66cm, weight 24Kg.

1 XAG =

Analog weight in digital gold.

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Technical specifications

wood grain

Traditional beeswax polished wood.

27″ ports (HDMI/DP).

22″ ports (HDMI/VGA).

SpectrumView electro-incandescent lightbox

Legacy lightbox is mostly is a bit more compact and more robust but heavier and a bit less bright. Total screen lux possible is ≈120 and fan white noise is ≈57db. By default all new orders by default will be made with the new dymaxion version unless otherwise requested.

Dymaxion lightbox is a new lightbox version, it is lighter, brighter and cooler than the legacy model. Total screen lux possible is ≈180 and fan white noise is ≈50db. All new orders by default will be made with the new version unless requested otherwise.

SpectrumView monitors are built to last a long time, and for long working sessions, made with quality wood and quality repairable components, sophisticated airflow cooling design, genuine brass heat-sink reflectors and low-speed fans, substantial EMF shielding, and strong copper mounts. The incandescent light bulbs needed are standard Edison E27 base, and approved size and wattage for household appliances such as ovens and fridges, not for space illumination. For Europe and other 240v countries an inner switch is included so it can work with 240v at the flick of an inner switch, which means you can use 120v bulbs in a 240v country, twice as many replacement bulbs are included, which should last for many years. 

Japanese woddworking

Precision woodwork, thick frame, detachable copper mounts for transportation or to suspend in front of a window for solar backlighting. 

Sustainably made with hand tools.

Keep in mind that using only incandescent bulbs at full intensity for the whole day to backlight your SpectrumView will increase your electricity usage, but if also solar backlighted the overall consumption will cancel out. Or if used during winter the equivalent thermal energy from the bulbs will be subtracted from your heating costs. Frontier research in thermophotovoltaics and nanophotonics, will make incandescent backlights more widely available in the future more efficiently and in smaller sizes.

“Be your own lamp.”

– Gautama Buddha

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