Does the film obstruct part of your forward visibility?
1844485
I questioned this too so I placed it off to the left of my forward viewing, near the inspection sticker and that works fine.
1844486
I've experimented with this for a while now - short answer is no, the film piece is small and is placed in the lower part of the windshield. In my car (2011 Lexus RX350) it blocks out the view of a piece of the hood. I've also tried it without the film. It works but the image reflects off of both sides of the glass so you end up with two images, one brighter than the other. I suspect the ideal solution would be a film that is not as dark as the one provided - one like you'd use for tinting windows about 30%. I do not find the little dark square with the numbers in it to be a distraction - for me it gives me an easier view of my speed than I get off the speedometer. I should mention that my car's speedometer indicates 1 or 2 mph faster than the GPS heads-up display. I trust the heads-up display speed to be accurate except when going under bridges or trees with a lot of leaves. It does need a clear view of the sky.
1844487
I've had it in two vehicles and did not use the film in either one of them.A little tricky to get in just the right spot, but once I got it where I wanted it I had no problems seeing it without the film.
1844488
no it didn't obstruct my view, it was more of a nausance to meso i removed it. i can see better without film.
726372
Yes, we include an installation guide with all orders. The 5% is the VLT %, which means the film only allows 5% of light to pass through. I hope I answered your question! ThanksReply: http://www.buydecorativefilm.com/content/Buy%20Decorative%20Film%20Widow%20Film%20Installation%20Guide.pdfPlease, check our installation guide.
1150119
I have not had a problem with it. I think it depends on your style of shooting and placement of your weapon. I find these goggles not to hinder my field of vision.
1872837
It depends on how you trim the film. If you made mistake then it will look bad and noticeable. If you made it perfectly, no one can tell your seam unless you look closer.
1662496
It does. I think that is what makes the entire picture look hazy. When I tried it outside...no need for the flash...it didn't haze as bad, but it still left the circular obstruction/shadow at the bottom, no matter how straight I positioned the camera.
584587
With your rear sight mounted in a forward position it could effect your sight picture alignment. But with continued practice and get comfortable with the location I don't think it would be a problem. Hope this helps.
598386
The image definitely goes through. I bought it for that reason - I project from the back so people can watch from the front (I set the projector to reverse the image). Basically, if you put it in front of french doors at night, whomever is outside looking at the doors will see the movie perfectly.
1822598
Hi, I have this helmet and i love it. I've never felt the visor obstruct my view. I don't see how it could if you are looking forward. It doesn't fall on your face.
1930605
It let's some light through, but it is not see through. If you look at the pictures I posted of this in my living room you'll see that I have it blocking the large sliding glass doors in my living room. My apartment is right next to the street so if that window is open everyone can see me. The panels also block out the ability to see behind them .. you'd only see figures in silhouette.
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Short answer: it depends.Long answer: it will keep people from seeing in ONLY when it's brighter outside than it is inside. The film has a one-way mirror effect. Generally, during the day folks won't be able to see in, but during the night they will.** This only applies for the reflective films. The non-reflective, tint-only films do not have the mirror effect.
1693317
I would guess 20-25%. And light transmission or how light or dark the film is would be47% the lower the #the darker the film.A film with 47% light trans.,like the low e gives best balance of glare reduction and good visibility.
1132458
No, there is a circular hole in the polarization filter (but not the glass) so the front facing camera isn't affected.
590538
It can leave a slight amount of residue if you don't remove it carefully. Make sure if you remove it that you run the removed portion as close as possible to whats still on the window as you pull down the film.
1954781
Yes, it doesn't look like there is a film on both sides but there is. I found that out one day when my screen looked like it was coming off, it was just film covering.
1144591
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!
532195
No problems for me. There is an adjustment that moves the shield toward or away from your face. So if it does fog up, you could possibly move it further away.
1194923
I don't know why not. We mount it on the front of the dashboard. It moves somewhat In both directions. It's a large unit. I don't know if it would obstruct vision.