Lightbenders

Description

Spécifications

Each color has its specific qualities, from transparent to red the blue and then also green light is increasingly filtered.

Below you can see measurements that we have taken ourselves and because we test the glasses in the open air, there is minimal reflection of the ambient light, which is even less on the face.

Color measurement

These tests were done hands-on and closer to the screen than your eyes would be. The exact light intensity numbers are therefore not important because we look here at which colors are filtered and in what ratio.

Color measurement of monitor

 
Monitor colors according to our photo spectrometer without filter

Transparent glasses

Transparent glasses are often called computer glasses because everything apparently remains normal, but there is already a light filtering that can give rest to the eyes. Transparent glasses are not suitable for nighttime sleep.

Blue is still clearly visible (lower intensity) and part has shifted to green-red

Yellow glasses

Yellow is often used for night blindness, driving in the dark or as they usually put it in English 'night driving' because significant filtering takes place but enough light still comes in to drive safely. We therefore advise not to drive in the dark with orange or red glasses.

heavy blue filtering and shift to green - red.

Orange glasses

Orange lenses are my personal preference because they completely filter out the blue, but with the green and red that remain, they still provide some color sensation and clear vision. 

Blue completely filtered and green already largely shifted to red.

Red glasses

Red is most commonly seen in the world of biohacking, red filters both blue light and green light, leaving only red light. This gives the best results that biohackers look for.

Blue and green filtered leaving only red. Keep in mind the first photo, the tiny remnant of blue and green is reflection in the open sky.