DickCappels
- Joined Aug 21, 2008
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Yes, mostly heat.
Yes.So the black absorbs light energy (visible for the most part), so all that energy goes where, heat?
If you also had a similar piece of white velvet to compare, and good equipment, you probably could detect the difference.Yes.
But "all that energy" is very small.
If you were to put a piece of black velvet, which is a good light absorber, next to the device in normal ambient light, how warm to you think it would get?
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