I wear Polarized sunglasses (medically required) and wonder if anyone has had a problem with distortion or LCD screen issues w/ Polarized sunglasses
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Like you, I have to wear sunglasses with my prescription in them. I have always had a problem looking at the LCD screens with my sunglasses on. What I do, is take my sunglasses off, and rely on the EVF. I am lost without it, especially with my vision. I think I get better photos that way.
1697102
Thanks, an LCD screen is on a CELLPHONE isn't it? My major was EE they use UV in a lot of processes curing, etching etc. so there could be cause for concern. I thought this was Seller contact NOT buyers. I wrote them also.
672188
Yes. I tried it both indoors and outdoors in bright sunshine. Indoors was fine no matter what. Outdoors was fine on things with a light background. On things with a dark background (I watched part of an episode of Downton Abbey) it was difficult to see with or without sunglasses. I don't think that the screen protector had much to do with it - as I remember the same was true of my i-pad before I added the film.
1698210
I have had no problems with my glasses. In answer to your question, not too sure. Best to check with a technical expert from the LG website.
1006888
I have the same issue. Its likely that either the LCD is not correctly polarizing, or the display 'glass' (plastic) has a polarization issue. Kind of odd that QA would not catch this.. :(
77652
Yes, somebody here said +.2 or something like that.It is minor but present; makes screen seem just a little bit bigger.You can get them as prescription lenses if you need more.
478714
I have not had that problem , But I have had a problem seeing the screen through the bubbles on the screen. The company sent me an email stating that it was a defect and they would replace the defective item if I responded to the sent email. I have yet to hear from them or see a replacement . I do not trust this company.
163150
Yes, I just experience pressure in the ear the way the device is made. No issue with my glasses.
1503450
Yes. That is what I have. I had more than a little trouble getting the screen to be lint free before installing .... and the air bubbles drove me crazy. After only a few hours I yanked it off and chalked it up to experience. I should have gotten the anti-glare screen in the first place.
42938
I doubt it. Try wearing sunglasses that are not polarized...that helped me see the display better.
414313
I have not had any problem with glare. My monitor is near a window on the left and have a light on the right; no glare with either.
287479
Yes, without any problem. Please keep in mind that if you have polaroid sunglasses on it does make it difficult to see the screen on any camera.
414315
I have had no problems with glare or anything else for that matter. I don't know if it has actual anti-glare properties built in but it works great for me. Great monitor for a great price. Just don't buy it for the sound. The speakers are more than useless.
1646188
When I wear sunglasses it doesn't work for me but if I don't wear them (which I need) the anti glare works pretty good. Hope this helps
1754083
no you do not. Please be aware of the fact that despite being generally very pleased with the device, the screen is very difficult to read outdoor in sunny condition or while wearing polarized glasses. Not a huge negative but...
1214872
I also have the anti-glare coating on both inside and outside the lenses. This product was recommended by my optometrist for use with such coatings. After a year of daily use with microfiber and synthetic cleaning cloths, NO problems at all. Just make sure that the cloths are clean and the lenses don't have particles on it, otherwise they scratch the coatings.
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I wear sunglasses and I haven't had a problem. These are some of the best for running. But I wear thin framed sunglasses. I do not wear glasses for vision.