Will this block UV and blue light from computer screens? I cant find a UV film to fit my 19" monitor so was thinking of using this
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It will block UV but I don't know about blue light. You cut it to fit screen.
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I don't know if it fits both monitors but I wouldn't recommend the product for this reason. I bought it to take the glare off my monitor because my office has a lot of windows and a lot of light...but it doesn't work...the screen protector darkens the screen which is great but the protector itself is very glassy and I can actually see my self in the protector...I've never used it...they need to come out with a non-glare protector.
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I have it on a 19" screen. It overlaps the screen by an extra inch on both sides. There is less than 1/2" overlap on the bottom of the screen. It may not cover 100% of the border around your screen.
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I believe so. We currently use it to hide storage items from view and it does a very nice job of that, you cannot see through the screen sections at all, so, I think it would block sunlight glares on a computer screen as well. It's truly a very nice addition to our office.
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I would google ultraviolet vs led and read the answers. A good one was this one www.nsinails.com/.../led-vs-uv-by-rise'-c...Hope that helps!!Crystal
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Jon - Yes, all of our materials (other than rear projection film) block essentially all light from passing through. This material will work great for going over a window. Thanks!
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It blocks out maybe around 15-20% of the light from the screen when viewed perpendicularly from the screen. Its main use is to deter nosy eyes from the sides. If 15% reduction of glare from the screen is good enough for you, then it probably gives u a 2 in 1 deal. ;)
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The screens are translucent -- so if you have bright light, it will diffuse the light but not completely block the sunlight. I think it should work as a good block to keep the strong sunlight from "sunbleaching" fabric etc.
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In my experience, the shade works well. This is all relative to light angle, but the plus is the wide viewing angle of the screen: You can angle your monitor to avoid direct or reflected sunlight...
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I am not sure what you are referencing, but it does not block out blue light. Nor does it add a blue hue. If you could clarify your question I would be happy to answer.
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The filter has two sides: glossy and matte. The glossy side is quite reflective. The matte side is far less reflective, but does slightly increase the glare reflecting off my monitor. This is especially apparent when the background is black or a dark color. This is something that could be improved in future iterations. Still, as it reduces the harsh light emanating from the monitor, it is totally worth it!
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You would have to ask the manufacturer. They claim to block the UV rays but I am no expert and certainly not the right person to answer this for you. I would hope that they were not falsely advertising that feature, but I am going to assume at the very least that they help regardless.
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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.
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According to this window film manufacturer, UV light only accounts for 40% of fading, and most windows block 20-40% of UV just by being glass. This would slow fading, but not prevent it entirely. http://solarsolutionsny.com/fading.html
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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.
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You may want to check out the transparent film sheets that stick to your window. They come in all different patterns and I had one up for 12 years before it fell off. People cannot see through them and they have some pretty patterns. Not sure exactly what they are called, but that should work.
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It's hard for me to quantify "ambient light" amount and my threshold for "too much" might be different from yours, but I suspect you'll be ok. I have about same throw but zoomed a bit to fit my 110" diagonal screen. My room has a south facing window and sliding glass door, both behind the projector (so even further from the screen). During times of bright sunlight the image is washed out enough to "notice" but not so much that it becomes annoying. With curtains pulled it reduces the light enough that any washing out is un-noticeable.