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28th February 2021, 21:04 | #1 | Link |
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How to decrease 'blue light' from my monitor?
How to decrease 'blue light' from my monitor?
Win 7 Is there a way using one(or more?) of the following to decrease the 'blue-light' coming from my monitor(and not use a downloaded 3rd party program): 1) Win 7...I've read that Win 10 has a 'night light' function, but not Win 7. Does anyone know of a way to do the same thing that 'night light' does, but on Win7? 2) Monitor:LG IPS LED 23MP57HQ-P...I've played with the 'color temp' and 'SixColor', but they destroy the 'just right' settings for brightness, contrast, gamma and saturation I have set up in my video card. 3) Nvidia Card:GeForce 9600 GT-using YCbCr444(seems to look better than the RGB setting) I know I could buy a 'blue-light' film or a plastic frame that 'hangs' on my monitor...I'm just trying to find if there's a way to do this without spending money. Ideas, anyone? Thanks! |
28th February 2021, 21:33 | #2 | Link |
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It can likely be done in the monitor, in the driver, or in a third party app. Win10 isn't doing any magic vs third party apps.
However you do it, reducing blue light will have an impact on how things look on your RGB screen (ex: grey becomes pink).
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Maybe of no use, [from, Voy Tunable Eye Glasses [adjustable focus] ]
https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=182271 Features, from homesite. Quote:
From: SOLVED:- XP Screen color inversion:- https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=171949 Quote:
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EDIT: Or maybe your video card Control Panel preferences thing can allow to set some kind of profile that can be switched and manually set to mess with color. Also, google search for Code:
"monitor" Gamma Red Shift blue light EDIT: Above search does seem to produce a good few hits that might assist.
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I don't actually change the Windows settings nor use any third party application myself. I know that it's not ideal, 'cause blue light is dangerous for the eyes, but I feel like those apps and settings that block this kind of light just destroy the way things appear on the screen and I want my monitor to display things correctly all the time, not some warm yellowish crap. The only thing I do is turn the dark theme on, especially on my phone, and keep the light on in the room as there's nothing worse than a completely dark room and an HDR monitor shooting 700 nits towards your eyes, but that's pretty much it.
Will my eyesight get worse with time? Probably yes, but I'm thankful enough to still be able to see without glasses. |
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EDIT: Just got a pair of tinted readers [EDIT: this morning] in PoundLand (for £1.00 would you believe), and they do assist, think I was due a bout of "Snow Blindness" which I get from time to time. Using them right now, and less strain. EDIT: A lot less strain.
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Back pain, neck inflammation and possibly becoming short sighted? No thanks xD I'm glad they helped. I don't know if it's true or not but my grandpa used to say "cheap glasses means cheap lens" (well not in English, he didn't speak English, but you get the point), but maybe it was something of his era and nowadays it's just so easy to produce glasses that they're cheap yet good? I don't know. I guess I'll find out in... Uhm... 2038... I wonder if Doom 9 is still gonna be here... Probably yes, along with x271 and Avisynth+ 8.7.3 xD |
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£1.00 readers are not gonna last too long, the arms tend to snap off, and plastic lens easily scuffs [after a couple weeks] using eg tissue paper
to clean [need soft lens specific cloth]. But generally, not too bad, reasonable quality optical plastics. A few years back, there was a massive glut of specs in the pound shops, I would use for a few weeks and then chuck in bin and use a new pair, Many at the time still had original price tags, maybe £19.99 from Boots the chemist, glass lens, metal frame. But supply ran dry after about 9 months, and the reduced price ones changed to plastic, wish I'de not binned the other ones that I'de purchased in batches of about 6 or 8 at a time. The tinted ones I'm using right now are a lot less straining than my prescription ones, but I was having probs, as I said I thought Snow Blindness was imminent. Quote:
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everywhere [maybe it was true].
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There is no such thing as a magic blue light reduction that does not make the image look yellow. That is physically impossible. The only thing software can do is reduce the value of 'B' in RGB.
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Here a couple of excellent pages on Blue Light hazzards. [EDIT: also read the comments]
https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/...-2019040816365 https://www.health.harvard.edu/stayi...as-a-dark-side For me, the prob is just bright light [any color] in dark-ish surround, where I get "Snow Blind" after repeated long exposure [to bright monitor]. The blue light of [hi-power] white LED is very definitely visible, you cant help but see it. Recent COB (Chip On Board) style LED lamps tend to have a yellow colored filter, making for a much less harsh and warm color appearance. [and of course a color shift] EDIT: COB LED [what I described as a yellow colored filter is actually a phosphor layer]:- https://www.rs-online.com/designspark/what-are-cob-leds Quote:
http://www.ledflashlights.com/flashl...-mean/2013/09/ EDIT: Here is the one I want, but was Out-Of-Stock last time I tried to buy. https://www.wilko.com/en-uk/wilko-5w...orch/p/0488722 EDIT: From rs-online (RS-Components), many high powered white LED seem to be "Cool White". https://www.rs-online.com/designspar...ng-a-white-led
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