Mattius_ said:I have an LCD monitor for my computer and It seems to me that when up late a night and only having my monitor on no other lights it strains my eyes more. If I turn on a backround light would that help things, It seems to be less strain but I am not sure.
Eye strain when using LCD monitors is caused by the constant flickering of the screen, lack of contrast and sharpness, and the blue light emitted by the monitor.
To reduce eye strain when using LCD monitors, you can adjust the brightness and contrast settings, use a blue light filter, take regular breaks, and make sure your monitor is at an appropriate distance from your eyes.
Sitting too close to an LCD monitor can cause eye strain and discomfort, but it is not considered to be harmful to your eyes. It is important to maintain a proper distance from the screen to reduce strain.
Eye drops can provide temporary relief from eye strain, but they will not address the root cause. It is important to take regular breaks and adjust your monitor settings to reduce eye strain.
Extended use of LCD monitors can cause dry eyes, eye fatigue, and headaches. It is important to take breaks and make adjustments to reduce strain and prevent long-term effects on your eyes.