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Speaking of see-through. Has anyone ever seen two-way glass that allows bidirectional observation within proximity of it's surface but diminishes with distance
by failwhaleshark 5y ago
Speaking of see-through.
Has anyone ever seen two-way glass that allows bidirectional observation within proximity of it's surface but diminishes with distance of either observer or view-field depth?
It was used in a pair of bathrooms (men's and women's) for the washbasin "mirror" at a restaurant or nightclub on or near 6th Street ATX about 2004. It allowed washroom patrons to see each other in the other bathroom, but not past a certain distance within each bathroom and didn't work if the viewer were far away.
- 3np 5y agoReading this thread made me crave for one-way mirrored glasses (not sunglasses) with correction, to opt out from eyeball tracking. Is anyone aware of any such thing?
- namibj 5y agoYou're not alone, I just read your comment before I felt like typing it myself. And yes, they should be available from whatever places sell corrected sunglasses lenses. You probably just want the mirrored sunglasses style coating. Or what did you mean with "not sunglasses"? Mirroring will make it darker, but not necessarily to an extend where you have trouble, hence my questioning of your reasons.