Does this also take away the dark tint that 3d glasses give which makes daylight scenes seem like dawn. I want clarity over 3d. migraines are not the issue for me.
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The dark tint is inherit to the fact that you are watching the movie through a filter. With tradition 3D glasses, this is a X and Y filter. X filters out the X frequency frame (left eye) and the Y filters out the other.. thus providing the artificial stereo dimension to the picture. The 2D glasses work exactly the same way, the only difference is that they box filter out X.. leaving only Y, thus providing a mono picture (flat). If dark screens are a problem for you, I'd recommend forgoing the 3D sessions and enjoying a cheaper and brighter cinematic experience.
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No alle 3d films are a little on the dark side. I found out after watching the DVD of Doctor Who The Day of The Doctor. The vision in the theater was rather dark and a little blurred. On TV the attack of the Daleks was brilliant and rather crisp, whereas in the theater it was rather wishi-washi. It only helps against headache.
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To be honest, I personally haven't noticed any improvemts and I too have blurry vision from my computer. It seems to me that they are simply lightly tinted glasses but please don't take it from me, if I were you, I would google "Gamma Ray........." Sorry I couldn't be more help to you. Just being honest.
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I have several pair of dark sun glasses, that's why I ordered these "shooting" glasses. They have 99.9% UV Blocking, that's what "fries" the retina, not the bright light. I "hate" dark sun glasses for anything beyond fishing from a boat in bright sun shine - then I can see through the dark lenses. I understand these yellow lenses are also good good at night -I had a pair but seldom drive at night.
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It has definitely helped me. it cannot completely eliminate glare but it has made a huge difference.
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I haven't used the glasses at night. I only use them for shooting and that's a daytime activity at the range. I can try them out tonight while walking around or driving, and see if they help with glare. It would be helpful if you can reply with how you plan to use the glasses for glare reduction, so I can replicate the conditions if possible.
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Yes, I use it at night also. Not just during the day. I have cataracts and it helps with seeing in changing light conditions. I use the gray visor, not the amber. The gray does not distort colors or make things dark. I do not know how well the amber works. I love my visor and don't know how I managed before I got it. Sunglasses only made things DARK. If I wore sunglasses I could not see my instrument panel on my dash.
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No - the tint is fainter than it looks in the picture. You can just barely tell the difference when you're wearing them and looking at the computer screen. And I don't know how they work, but as soon as I put them on my eyes feel better while I'm working on my computer. :-)
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We do notice some reflection from some windows that are across our den from the TV set, but it doesn't bother us much. During shows we are deeply interested in, I close the blinds on those windows & it is perfect. The picture is so good and colors so accurate that we don't let the glare bother us in our particular setting. I have not tried the filters you mention, however. If it bothers you, I'd try experimenting with that.
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not really, but it will help some. It is more to get rid of reflected glare: this allows you to have very pretty blue skies, greener grass, whiter clouds,...., In general richer colors, ability to look into water that has reflected light (glare). In general I highly recommend in most outdoor situations (even if rainy or overcast) as glare often present and we don't see it is there until it is gone. Of note: you will loose about 1 to 2 f-stops, so in darker situations you may need to decrease shutter speed or open up by 1-2 f-stops.Hope it helps.
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Yes. You need the glasses. What happens when you watch a 3D movie without the glasses? You can't see it as well.
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I bought a couple of pair of the 3DTV Corp DLP glasses and I also have a Mits DLP link tv. Try darking the room while watching 3D. This will stop the flashing light to dark. I have not had any problem with the color changing so I can't help you on that. One thing you might try is switching the link in the tv menu back and forth a couple of times to get the link established.
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It works well but the glasses are irritating to wear as they make everything look darker. I've only used the 3D for playing video games once but it was pretty cool and worked well.
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I feel that it helps with the blurriness when being on the computer all day along. As I stated previously, it can be turned one of two ways to either give a shiny look or more muted. You have to decide which would work best for you.
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It's possible. It's also possible that if you've enabled 3D on a movie/content that isn't created specifically for 3D it won't really pop out. If you are watching a 3D movie and nothing is popping out it's possible your glasses are defective.
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"...more glare than other models..." - Does this mean that the one sheet of glass results in more glare than for Panasonic's other models that don't have the one sheet glass design - or are your referring to other maker's models? Just trying to clarify.I'm a Panasonic fan. - Used to always buy Sony, but they got too involved in low end products, and it seems to have affected their other products as well.
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Not really, but they don't diminish the visibility, either. I was using a mirrored screen saver and I couldn't see anything on the screen in bright daylight. These are barely perceptible.
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I was having the same problem. The anti glare didn't stop the glare completely but it is greatly improved. I don't regret mine.