EYE question.

[GrizzlyBear0]

ik this is a dumb question but. what's the best way to ease my Eyes if i'm on my computer

In a Dark room?

or in a room with lights turned on?

or in a room with Lights[Sun] 

[NMS]

1. Use of software to dim the blue light. Window's built-in feature called Night Light or third-part software f.lux.

2. Put a LED strip behind the monitor to reduce sharp contrast. Preferably orange color. And not too bright.

[GrizzlyBear0]

7 minutes ago, NMS said:

1. Use of software to dim the blue light. Window's built-in feature called Night Light or third-part software f.lux.

2. Put a LED strip behind the monitor to reduce sharp contrast. Preferably orange color. And not too bright.

im getting anti-glare as well.

[Eduard the weeb]

Flux can be good ( it reduces blue light so you can fall asleep easier after using a computer )

[GrizzlyBear0]

15 minutes ago, NMS said:

1. Use of software to dim the blue light. Window's built-in feature called Night Light or third-part software f.lux.

2. Put a LED strip behind the monitor to reduce sharp contrast. Preferably orange color. And not too bright.

4 minutes ago, Eduard the weeb said:

Flux can be good ( it reduces blue light so you can fall asleep easier after using a computer )

2. Put a LED strip behind the monitor to reduce sharp contrast. Preferably orange color. And not too bright. Does this actually help?

[NMS]

1 minute ago, GrizzlyBear0 said:

2. Put a LED strip behind the monitor to reduce sharp contrast. Preferably orange color. And not too bright. Does this actually help?

Yes. It's called bias lighting. It helps A LOT and also looks prettier:D But only when you're in a DARK room with nothing around you providing light other than the display itself.

[Cyberspirit]

14 minutes ago, NMS said:

Yes. It's called bias lighting. It helps A LOT and also looks prettier:D But only when you're in a DARK room with nothing around you providing light other than the display itself.

So, pretty much just turn all the RGB thing you have around you to one color if you want bias lighting these days. 

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I have 2 of those strips on each of my monitors and they do indeed help a lot in dark or dimply lit rooms. 

[GrizzlyBear0]

10 minutes ago, Captain Chaos said:

I have 2 of those strips on each of my monitors and they do indeed help a lot in dark or dimply lit rooms. 

 

3 hours ago, Cyberspirit said:

So, pretty much just turn all the RGB thing you have around you to one color if you want bias lighting these days. 

 

3 hours ago, NMS said:

Yes. It's called bias lighting. It helps A LOT and also looks prettier:D But only when you're in a DARK room with nothing around you providing light other than the display itself.

no one answered my question though ^^"

ik this is a dumb question but. what's the best way to ease my Eyes if i'm on my computer

In a Dark room?

or in a room with lights turned on?

or in a room with Lights[Sun]  HAHAHA

[Cyberspirit]

53 minutes ago, GrizzlyBear0 said:

 

 

no one answered my question though ^^"

ik this is a dumb question but. what's the best way to ease my Eyes if i'm on my computer

In a Dark room?

or in a room with lights turned on?

or in a room with Lights[Sun]  HAHAHA

If you are in a dark room then as said before you can use software like f.lux to dim the screen so, it's a bit easier on your eyes.

It's weird at first but, you'll get used to it after a while.

 

If you don't like that then, you can simply turn the lights on or let some sunlight in and take short breaks from the computer.

 

Bias lighting is nice especially if you don't want to have your lights on for your entire room at night. (I sure don't.)

Just put some LED strips behind your desk and monitor that should provide enough light.

 

I personally use f.lux but, then again I don't use my PC at night too much anymore.

My body is getting weaker and it demands sleep. 

[GrizzlyBear0]

1 hour ago, Cyberspirit said:

If you are in a dark room then as said before you can use software like f.lux to dim the screen so, it's a bit easier on your eyes.

It's weird at first but, you'll get used to it after a while.

 

If you don't like that then, you can simply turn the lights on or let some sunlight in and take short breaks from the computer.

 

Bias lighting is nice especially if you don't want to have your lights on for your entire room at night. (I sure don't.)

Just put some LED strips behind your desk and monitor that should provide enough light.

 

I personally use f.lux but, then again I don't use my PC at night too much anymore.

My body is getting weaker and it demands sleep. 

I FEEL YA THERE. ;-; rip humans