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Why would they need a filter? The laser light isn't making it directly to the eyeballs of the wearer. The worst you'll get is 100% illumination on all pixels o
by avar 3y ago
Why would they need a filter? The laser light isn't making it directly to the eyeballs of the wearer.
The worst you'll get is 100% illumination on all pixels on the LCD inside the headset.
You can't stare at the Sun, but you can stare at a video of the Sun.
- taskforcegemini 3y agocamera sensors are pretty easy to damage. a lot of people destroy their cameras by filming solar eclipses without taking any precaution
- jacquesm 3y agoYes, definitely. You will want to protect your camera sensor from a direct hit by a laser (or even an indirect one). Diffused is probably ok.
- maxerickson 3y agoThe question is clearly about protecting the camera from the laser.
- looofooo0 3y agoWell white laser cannot be blocked with normal Kameras.