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How to protect eyes from computer screeen?
blackcloud
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in Techie Stuff
Hello all
I find even with the brightness reduced on my desktop 19" screen its still really bright and strains my eyes, is there anything I can buy to help this?
I was looking at a 3M Privacy Screen Protection Filter Anti-glare Desktop Widescreen
But isnt this only about protecting privacy and not about helping your eyes?
I find even with the brightness reduced on my desktop 19" screen its still really bright and strains my eyes, is there anything I can buy to help this?
I was looking at a 3M Privacy Screen Protection Filter Anti-glare Desktop Widescreen
But isnt this only about protecting privacy and not about helping your eyes?
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Tinted glasses?When an eel bites your bum, that's a Moray0
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Do your video drivers provide any utilities to override the brightness, contrast or gamma settings?0
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iPhones can automatically shift screen colours towards the warmer end of the spectrum (less blue) between sunset and sunrise. I guess that is the effect you are after, there should be colour adjustments on your PC.0
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Look at the onscreen menus to alter the brightness/contrast/other similar options down, and also check for a "colour" setting as well.0
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Depending on your PC.... if it has Intel graphics:
Right click on the desktop >>> Graphics Properties >>> Color >>> then you can adjust brightness, contrast and gamma.
This is independent of your monitors controls so you can really bring the settings down.0 -
Thanks all, would a 3M Privacy Screen Protection Filter Anti-glare Desktop Widescreen help?0
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I think you are looking for the wrong solution there.
Those screens just reduce the viewing angles of the screen and reduce the reflections on a glossy screen. It won't help with the brightness issues and your eyes.
Why waste the money before you've tried the suggestions made?Drinking Rum before 10am makes you
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My advice would be to get to your eyes tested ASAP.
If you have not done so already.0 -
Change the background colours and themes.
I did this years ago when in chat rooms, naughty people were posting white text, so i changed my background with a grey tinge, sorted.
Then noticed that i got less eyestrain also, no more shocks when going from a website with a black background to a bright white one also.
With the monitors adjustment and tyhe adjustment in windows you should be able to make the screen so dark you need a flashlight.Censorship Reigns Supreme in Troll City...0
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