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I'm getting Gunnar computer glasses for night time driving. It's designed for the same problem in a different form: ever-bright LED monitors. And that's the he
by nunez 2y ago
I'm getting Gunnar computer glasses for night time driving. It's designed for the same problem in a different form: ever-bright LED monitors.
And that's the heart of the problem, really. LEDs are getting brighter everywhere. As thigs get brighter, our vision acclimates to the new brightness until it's not bright enough, which drives demand for brighter things, which we acclimate to, etc. ad nauseum.
As for me, I've switched to eInk panels for reading on the Internet (which is most of what I do) and use a red color filter at night or in dark spaces. I want to save my eyes for as long as possible!
- NoGravitas 2y agoI've been using yellow night-driving clipons for my glasses for the last few years, and they help a lot, but they don't solve the whole problem. They do make it generally tolerable.