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When I am looking with my sunglasses to PC display I see darker image.Then I turn my head 45 degrees and I do not see anything.Why?
agentas said:ok so my cheap sunglasses(6 euros) are polarized.
But then if I do the same with my wife glasses really expensive (200 euros)D§G i do not see any effect.Are they not polarized?
When you wear sunglasses, they act as a filter for your eyes and block out certain types of light. This includes the blue light emitted by electronic screens, which can make your display appear darker than it actually is.
Looking at your PC display with sunglasses on is not necessarily harmful to your eyes, but it can cause eye strain and fatigue due to the contrast between the darkened screen and the surrounding environment. It is recommended to take breaks and limit the amount of time spent looking at screens, even with sunglasses on.
Yes, you can adjust the brightness and contrast settings on your display to make it easier to see with sunglasses on. You can also try using a blue light filter or wearing polarized sunglasses, which can help reduce glare and improve visibility.
This can be due to a variety of factors, such as the type of sunglasses you are wearing, the brightness and contrast settings on your display, and the amount of ambient light in the room. Some displays may also have better anti-glare coatings or be designed to reduce blue light, making them easier to see with sunglasses on.
In addition to adjusting display settings, taking breaks, and using blue light filters or polarized sunglasses, you can also try increasing the font size on your display, using proper lighting in the room, and positioning your display at a comfortable distance and angle. It is also important to have regular eye exams to ensure your eyes are healthy and to address any potential vision issues.