If I use it for a small make shift ground blind, would I be able to see through the netting material? If so how far out?
202169
I can't think of a time when seeing through it was a major challenge - low light or doubled up it's harder to see through of course.
202170
Absolutely, very easy to see through, evened doubled. Doubled its harder to see into the blind.
202171
I used this material for window covering in my deer blind. It works fine for me. Blind is elevated about 6feet and I doubled the netting because I thought it a little transparent and doubling work out.. sight range 120 yrs or so over woods and small field. I think it will fill your need but only you can make that judgement call. I would buy it again if needed.. good luck on your hunting.
275710
Mine is in a closet, directly adjacent to a window - about 10 feet away. One night it was verrrrrrrrry windy out and the light kept going on and off. The slight draft must have caused the blind to move just enough to trip the light. Amazing since my house is Earthcraft - certified energy efficient, and not what I would consider drafty so it is very sensitive. Your garage door might be flexing some.
798214
The shade is completely black and you will not be able to see out of that portion of the window causing a major blind spot when changing lanes, parking etc...I would not advise the shade be used for that purpose. Hope this helps db
1475994
I would say yes, if there wasn't a lot of ambient light and your were projecting too far. We have used ours for outdoor viewing and it worked well. (approx. 10ft throw, 70 inch diag)
1085037
more so than nothing, you can still see through it, the closer you get to it the more clear whatever is behind shade cloth appears, i use it on the top of my greenhouse and it cause harvest a week or so early
45413
Yes, you can see thru it, especially if the sun is directly behind it, but still, it dramatically reduces visibility. We are very happy we installed it as the neighbors have to really make a point to look thru it, as opposed before when they could easily watch us.
1253195
The cloth is very light, and does let light through, although I'm not sure of the exact percentage. I used it in the beginning of the summer to protect my saplings and it worked great! Kept the bugs off and gave everyone the light they needed to grow.
63728
I believe it would work. It is not to easy to see through and is very lite.
98899
Will it work? Yes. Will it work well? Ehh...It's a single layer of white cloth. The black shows through a little bit and comes out a tad grey overall.It you're trying to find a cheap, collapsible projector screen I'd recommend the white side of a reflector that includes white. It'll be a truer and less sheer white for you, giving you a brighter picture.Also keep in mind that it is an oval so your corners are cut down and actual usable screen size will be more like 4.25x6 feet
1311259
Absolutely not! It's blinding. You should only use it when there's enough light for you to see where you're walking.
695058
I haven't tried it outside at night, but you would obviously be seen. You would probably see the ground clearly enough.
840834
This visor is not polarized so I don't think you will be able to see clearly through it at night. I love mine for the sun's glare, but I do NOT look through it to drive. I tilt it to block the afternoon sun from my eyes, but always have vision through my car's windshield and not the visor. I hope this was helpful.
1486365
People can see through this. It's designed to minimize sun light so it is transparent. I'm sure at night time it helps, but any light will help to see through it.
1942663
Yes, you can see thru small slits between the woven material of the screen. Some one would have to be close to the screen though to make out any detail on the other side.
403067
I would not recommend it for that. There is more specialized equipment for that. This is primarily for the detection of luminaires. I use it in construction because when doing night work you have to meet a certain criteria.
1660643
The answer is a resounding "maybe." This is a very dark filter. Assuming your intent is to shoot in bright light and use the filter to be able to play with depth-of-field, you should be able to see through it well enough to frame up your shot. If, for some reason, you're thinking about using it in moderate to dim lighting conditions, it could make things pretty difficult, but I'm not sure what you'd be hoping to get out of it under those circumstances, anyway.
242052
Yes, but not much. If you are close to the screen, you can see through, but farther away it becomes difficult. I actually like that because I can see out, but pedestrians who are further away cannot see in very much.