Would this light show a picture under glass or would it reflect too much?
168765
It is only strong enough for small pictures say 8x10. It does not reflect of the glass at the right angle.
168766
I returned the lamps. The on off switch failed on the only one I set up. Also, the light was too dim to illuminate the mid sized picture. Reflection was not a problem.
168767
I think it would be okay, but we bought this for a small oil painting (8 x 10) that is not covered in any type of glass and it works just fine. I can not be certain that it would not cause a glare on glass even though I doubt that it would. I am sorry that I am not more help.
2051207
My artwork is on canvas, so I'm not sure. I imagine there will be some reflection off of the glass.
2073866
I think it will not be bright enough to enjoy.The Image is not clear if it is projected to more than 6 feet.
2051208
There will be a reflection from the LED's but the fixture can be positioned so that the reflection will not show.
1335088
If it's not affecting the picture I wouldn't worry about it. I haven't noticed it on mine. The only bright area is around the edges when I have the brightness up.
1738538
This light uses two 25T10 frosted bulbs so as to minimize degradation. If the piece is highly sensitive you might try placing it behind a pane of glass.
1957701
It's hard for me to quantify "ambient light" amount and my threshold for "too much" might be different from yours, but I suspect you'll be ok. I have about same throw but zoomed a bit to fit my 110" diagonal screen. My room has a south facing window and sliding glass door, both behind the projector (so even further from the screen). During times of bright sunlight the image is washed out enough to "notice" but not so much that it becomes annoying. With curtains pulled it reduces the light enough that any washing out is un-noticeable.
670439
I'd see it's in the middle. there are definitely a much worse TV's that reflect light. I have windows with blinds behind me. and I can barely see the reflection
1498996
No, it's darker than clear glass and slightly mirrored on both sides. It's definitely not "invisible."
1661680
When the light is behind it, you can see through it somewhat. I wouldn't get this for privacy.
1003693
Hello, I purchased this item as a gift, but it would appear that the light attaches to the wall and the picture would be hung under the light. Or the picture would be hung over the mounting bracket of the picture light.
1460488
with the included light, about 20, not clearly, if you get a more high power light you would see more
585756
Is it a single-bulb fixture where the bulb won't have a globe or other glass over it? I have it illuminating my hallway and it's actually a bit brighter than I would have imagined, would probably work well over an island counter.
310696
One way glass reflects a portion of the light, so whoever is standing on the brighter side will see much more reflection than light coming from behind the glass. It basically helps out whoever is standing on the dark side, so during the day, yes, but during the night, it could actually make things worse from a security standpoint if it's light inside and dark outside.
598387
The image goes through and will be seen on the otherside. Clear as day. If you're worried about light coming in through the windows at night, it probably won't be too bad. I hung it from a ceiling 20 inches I front of a light and it was still good picture quality on the screen from the other side.
1760201
Yes, it can see in low/no light settings. I would get a larger external IR light to go with it to see further like I did.
1239982
I think: Not very well, because of reflection and refraction in the glass. Signal will go every which way