Polarized glasses effect on LCD monitor
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Haha, LOL @ pivotmaniac567 who thinks this is fake!!! LMAO!
Clearly has no understanding of basic physics and how polarization works...
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@pivotmaniac567 Maybe you have never tried polarized glasses. It seems magic, but it's real!
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what the fuck is going on here!!!!
im so fucking scared
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thats bloody wicked got to get myself polarised sunglasses yeah
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Did a video on my channel explaining and experimenting a bit more with this concept if your intrested.
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when you know how a pixel works life gets better. LOL
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Does this happenen because the non-reflecting monitor screen is already polarized? So what happen is that if you put two polarized in two different angulations no light can pass, isn't it?
BubuSnow93 2 months ago
@BubuSnow93
You're almost right. Except this monitor is not anti-reflective. Its glass acts like a polarized filter, so when I put polarized glasses in front of it, I can block light when I find the right 90° angle. That's why this effect should not occur (I didn't try) on GPS screens: a GPS doesn't have a glass (or glass-like) screen, so it's not polarized.
KarmaProdItalia 2 months ago
Can you see a GPS screen through Polarized glasses when you're driving?
Pokonoinoi 3 months ago
@Pokonoinoi
I believe that a GPS screen is usually of a different type. I don't know that name, but this type is not affected by a polarized glass. Nice question, anyway.
KarmaProdItalia 3 months ago
hello i need your assist
did you mean once i buy this polarized glasses like odinarly polarize and we can watching the movie 3D in polarize will effect same like cinema 3D ?? did this logical are same ? i mean did their work ? cause i have download Avatar 3D for polarize version but i had not yet buy this glasses yet . please help :)
paopaowellwell 4 months ago
@paopaowellwell
No, if you will buy polarized glasses you fill find them unuseful. Don't buy. You could watch a 3D movie only with special hardware, i.e. a set of all these three: (1) a 200Hz (minimum) monitor, (2) specific graphics card, (3) active glasses (NOT polarized glasses).
KarmaProdItalia 4 months ago