What effect wearing ‘blue blocker’ sunglasses have?
Written on January 24, 2009 – 12:31 pm | by admin
on seeing faint fuzzies? In particular nebulae. I notice when I wear them during the day anything green becomes very vivid. And after taking them off anything blue seems more noticeable. Since the blue blocker sunglasses block the short wavelengths, if I were to wear them all day and at night while I am becoming dark adapted should it help or hinder my ability to see detail in nebulous objects
Marcus
Tags: Faint Fuzzies, Nebulae, Sunglasses
2 Responses to “What effect wearing ‘blue blocker’ sunglasses have?”
By Ralucard on Jan 25, 2009 | Reply
The **** are blue blockers.
By Hank on Jan 27, 2009 | Reply
The night vision now your eyes for five minutes and then looking at the night vision now your thought about the visible wavelengths standard bbs with polarised lenses would offer no advantage to.