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Just in case: there are yellow glasses marketed specifically for use at the computer and for avoidance of blue light. (This is not an endorsement, however.)
by aasasd 5y ago
Just in case: there are yellow glasses marketed specifically for use at the computer and for avoidance of blue light.
(This is not an endorsement, however.)
- lukka5 5y agodoes someone have any idea if they really have the same effect than f.lux?
- aasasd 5y agoThey work pretty much the same way, so I think there shouldn't be a difference in regard to computer screens. As for the surroundings—I toyed with cycling glasses for a bit, which for some reason had amber-yellow plastic, and personally I prefer to just have yellow ‘evening’ lights in the rooms. With cycling glasses, I had more of relaxing effect due to them keeping moisture on my eyes, instead of it being burned away by the winter heating.
- drc500free 5y agoI got a pair of blue-blocking lenses that are much more aggressive than f.lux. Personal annecdata from my wife and I is that they are fantastic. I can feel my whole body relax when I put them on, and I can go straight to bed after using screens. Went with these ones: https://spectra479.com/products/clip-on-lenses-blue-blocking-nighttime-eye-wear https://spectra479.com/products/clip-on-lenses-blue-blocking...
- DougMellon 5y agoMy eye glasses filter it out but I honestly haven't been able to tell a difference.