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Yes. You are getting older, and your ability to adjust to changes in light gets much much worse in your 40s onwards, but modern LEDs are also brighter, colder,
by oliwarner 4y ago
Yes.
You are getting older, and your ability to adjust to changes in light gets much much worse in your 40s onwards, but modern LEDs are also brighter, colder, and there are also a lot of poorly regulated after-market halogen→LED conversion kits doing the same to older cars.
Yellowed glasses are a thing. I've used them for shooting in winter but people swear by them for night driving. It's obviously important not to dim your vision too much though.
- sloaken 4y agoI will need to try those yellowed glasses (as clip on of course). Wonder if this is why several countries in Europe have yellow head lights on their cars.
- GoToRO 4y agoThose are fog lights. Yellow light can penetrate better in fog. I never had them so I can not say how good they work.
- oliwarner 4y agoUntil 1993, French headlights had to be "selective yellow" (practically orange). They're still around. Very jarring to see in person. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selective_yellow https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selective_yellow