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What about polarizing the light, and applying a polarization filter with an axis 90° to that to windscreens and rear windows?
by leephillips 7y ago
What about polarizing the light, and applying a polarization filter with an axis 90° to that to windscreens and rear windows?
- cryptonector 7y agoThat would mean tinting windshields too much, so, I'm afraid no.
- colechristensen 7y agoYou would also have to consider the polarization effects on illuminating the areas you want to illuminate. Certain wet things at night might become invisible/hard black.
- tylerjwilk00 7y agoWhy aren't headlights and windshields polarized? [1] According to this it may be a chicken or the egg regulations problem as well as some trade-offs that may not be viable. [1] https://www.quora.com/Why-arent-headlights-and-windshields-polarized https://www.quora.com/Why-arent-headlights-and-windshields-p...