Can these be used to block (or partially block) a laser pointer beam? Would the red act as a pass filter to let thru a red laser, but block green?
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I haven't used it for that purpose, but I imagine it would pass red light and block the majority of green. It's a very deep, dense red.
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I tried just now with both a red and green laser. The red passed right through. The green was greatly diminished but still passed through, just not very much. So, I doubled the filter - 2 sheets worth and the green did not pass through at all. However it reflected back towards the laser as if bouncing off a mirror.
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Sorry I can't help, I never use them, I have indirect lighting in the rooms I use my monitors in.Good luck, I know there are some nice filters out there, co-workers of mine have had them in the past.
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Yes, for DLP Link 3d, these glasses should be fine. No emitter is needed for DLP.
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it says DLP Active Shutter to use... i bought 2 SainSonic Rainbow Series 3D Active Rechargeable Shutter Glasses (Black and a Blue one) and i havent had a problem yet. when you go to enable 3d, in setting, on type of glasses it will go to DLP-Link but it has a setting to change it to IR, im assume its for IR emiiter glasses. but i cant tell if those glasses will work, only SainSonic
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a LED dot is better...anyone who calls this a laser is not familiar with optical sites. Laser sites are ok but personally an LED sight is easier.
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The main limitation outdoors is that you cant see the laser dot in bright sunlight.so you will have to make those site trips later in the day.lol
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I am sorry. I don't know if they specifically block blue light. I use them only when on the computer. I was experiencing pretty significant eye strain before getting the glasses. Now it is almost non-existent. I continue to be very pleased with these glasses for computer use. Sorry to not be able to answer regarding blocking blue light.
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All passive 3d glasses should be compatible. Other than red and cyan, of course.
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I have this mounted on my Ruger P89DC and have found that the only time the laser is blocked is when my index finger is riding up along the slide aka "indexing the slide". As you drop your index finger down toward the trigger to prepare to fire at a threat the finger clears the laser and the red dot becomes visible. The laser sits high enough that your hand gripping the gun should not block it unless you are wearing very bulky gloves. The laser is mounted just below the slide but above the trigger on the frame of the pistol. You should have no problem unless, like me, you have trained to have your index finger high on the slide when drawing and punching out the pistol. I have this mounted on my Ruger P89DC and have found that the only time the laser is blocked is when my index finger is riding up along the slide aka "indexing the slide". As you drop your index finger down toward the trigger to prepare to fire at a threat the finger clears the laser and the red dot becomes visible. The laser sits high enough that your hand gripping the gun should not block it unless you are wearing very bulky gloves. The laser is mounted just below the slide but above the trigger on the frame of the pistol. You should have no problem unless, like me, you have... » Read More I have this mounted on my Ruger P89DC and have found that the only time the laser is blocked is when my index finger is riding up along the slide aka "indexing the slide". As you drop your index finger down toward the trigger to prepare to fire at a threat the finger clears the laser and the red dot becomes visible. The laser sits high enough that your hand gripping the gun should not block it unless you are wearing very bulky gloves. The laser is mounted just below the slide but above the trigger on the frame of the pistol. You should have no problem unless, like me, you have trained to have your index finger high on the slide when drawing and punching out the pistol. « Show Less
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As with any laser, the directions say to avoid eye contact. You might contact Maxsa to ask them the class of the laser. I use a laser pointer which is very low power and the directions say to avoid eye contact.
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I'm not really sure. It depends on your individual grip and hand size. The picture of the laser position is fairly accurate, so you should be able to get a decent idea of whether you'll be blocking the apperature with your particular grip. I'm right handed, and the only problem I have is when I'm indexing, I tend to put my finger on the slide. This blocks the laser. My finger is barely long enough to touch the forward part of the trigger guard, which helps with this. Aside from that, I like the laser, though It's not as bright as I'd like. The spot is easily lost in normal light. It's my first laser, so I'm not sure if other (rail mounted) types are better.
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I've been using these for various things including cutting drywall and using a table saw to cut 2x4's for various purposes. It will stop things from flying directly into your eyes and causing damage, but finer particles will still somehow float behind the glasses and happily irritate the hell out of you. I find I can get by if I just squint and every now and then rub my eyes after a cut. However, if I was doing a lot more cutting, I'd probably want fully enclosed glasses.
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Hey, Matt. Wasn't sure on this, but as I was headed down to the local shooting range, I brought one along and tested it with a green laser the shop had. It did not work with green. Hope that helps.Michael
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I have not tried that, but it detects a red laser and should work with any visible red laser.
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i found out that only the red lasers activate the laser lyte targets, my sirt 110 with a green and red laser has to have the lasers swapped. the schematics in the description are wrong. we are still working on this. unfortunately i did not compare the two sirt pistols with each other and i do not know whether the red/red vs the red/green lasers are the only differece between the 2 sirts.
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Yeah, they should work. I use ther for my Lazer pointer. Unfortunately, when I received the batteries through amazon, 5 of them were completely dead.
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Red so it's shorter than the green lasers, but I haven't had any problems with it reaching the presentation. Targus does offer longer ranged green lasers, but those varieties cost more.