So when you assign a value of (10%, 10%, 10%) to an RGB LED, each of the red, green, and blue LEDs are on for 10% of the time, but the green LED is about three times brighter than the red, and ten ...

The choices are red, green, and blue to maybe match RGB. (Note: To my eye, everything in the first circle is a shade of orange.) ...

Red, green, and blue OLED elements vary in brightness, lifespan, and other properties, so OLED panels must balance these factors as well as accommodate the weakest link.

Red, blue and green lights moving across a faceted triangular structure created multicoloured shadows in this installation by Australian lighting specialist Flynn Talbot (+ movie). Talbot, whose ...