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This is a bit too sciency for me, but my interpretation is that this would potentially help with seeing in low contrast conditions. But if you wear glasses (age
by JustSomeNobody 4y ago
This is a bit too sciency for me, but my interpretation is that this would potentially help with seeing in low contrast conditions. But if you wear glasses (age related lens hardening, astigmatism, etc) , this isn't going to get you where you don't have to wear glasses.
- anthk 4y agoAstronomy software such as KStars has a red-on-black setting because of that.