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Human visual range is generally 400-700 nm, although some small responsiveness remains up to 800 nm and down to 360. Below 400 nm is usually considered ionizing radiation.

But even a ~20% reflection coefficient can make something appear "opaque" if viewed in sunlight and complete darkness behind it.



Good point! You don't need to block the light completely -- I hadn't thought of that!




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