I am new to indoor ranges having recently moved from Arizona. Is the yellow tint a help or hinderance?
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For my eyesight (depth perception is a struggle for me), they give me a better definitive edge on objects.
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Good question, Phil. I suspect these make a big difference outdoors. Indoors, at best they change your clarity just marginal!y. A lot depends on the brightness of the lights. But as for eye protection I'd choose them over clear lenses.
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Mine lost a lot of their opacity since I first bought them (so I'll need to try the recommended "tip-down" method) so my yellow did not show up very well. Mostly because there was not a lot of contrast, and the white board is really only white under very bright lighting.
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The outdoor range that I shoot at has thoroughly covered benches and on overcast days its fine. What I like best about Nikon is how clear they are. Good luck, Paul
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The lights are at 3200k which is warmer than daylight. Set your color balance for the shoot and all should be fine. Should you have a mixed daylight plus these lights and feel there is too much yellow to your liking, simply pull out some yellow in edit. I am satisfied with these lights.
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Clear should be fine for indoor use. Anti-glare will come in handy for use outdoors.
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No not at all!! I actually like having the level there while shooting, also the blue makes it pop real nice in dimly lit areas.
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I bought the tint for this reason. I moved into a house which faces the morning sun. The radiant heat was unbearable even after installing draw down blinds and curtains. After applying the tint the heat went down considerably. I am considering applying this product on the windows on the west side of the house but I do enjoy some natural light. The tint will darken a room considerably but the cooling factor is a plus for anyone living in a hot climate.
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It's just sunlight, but it can look more blue than yellow. May be due to the mirrored tube the light flows through. Took me a few days to get used to it. Not sure if you could add an extra filter at the entry point, but it's not really worth it in my opinion. The actual ceiling light in the same hallway as our light tube looks very yellow in comparison.
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If it is a nv compatible sight, then yes definitely. If not you may have ghosting issues from the glare of the bright reticle. On one of my non nv units, I did adjust the brightness to the lowest setting and it worked fine. And I would definitely recommend an ir flashlight.
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From what I learned doing research on this, the construction of the lens in the scope would normally cause distortions in colors unless corrected. It's a feature on better scopes. I've used this scope extensively and it's very clear and I have not seen any issue with accurate color.
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The color of the light is 3200k, which gives it a yellow tint. The best way to describe the light is being similar to that of a work light you buy from a place like home depot or menards. You can adjust the color of the light be adding gels to make it whatever color you need.
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I have used the product, indoors only, with different laser lights and all have worked fine. I think the key is not to have excessive ambient light on the plinking cans. I use them a lot for training and have had no significant issues
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I use the yellow for a porch light, it does not attract bugs and it's easier on the eyes. Also, the lenses are interchangeable and can be bought separately if you ever need the white one.
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the yellow/green tint is a known issue with the projection mechanism. mine was fixed under warranty, which was extended by sony for this issue. I don't know if the free fix is still available. if you search your model number a bunch of stuff will come up. good luck!
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With this emitter type you could get a green tint . I bought two, one is more green than the other so it seems to be the luck of the draw . Could try to exchange but there's no guarantee it will be better or worse. that's the bad part of online shopping you can't compare before you buy
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I would not recommend it. The tint would also reduce pavement markings that are faded and may cause one to cross the center line or stray too far to the right and get pulled into a soft shoulder. Better to purchase night vision driving glasses like marksmen wear at target practice. They have yellow polarized lenses and make night driving safe. You can get regular glasses, clip ons or goggles to wear over prescription glasses.
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The color changes to a amber hue during the dusk and dawn hours but the object remain clearly visible. They have a good range in total darkness with the IR on. It has worked well for me.