I have already bought this lamp; is there a way to reduce glare?
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Hmm I don't have a problem with glare but I have the lamp light pointed straight up to the ceiling
525148
I would argue that the glare is a non issue altogether. I really think people who complain about glare are simply LCD/LED fanboys. My unit is in a sun-drenched room with wrap-around ceiling to floor windows and I've never had an issue with glare. I do need to close the blinds in the day, but that's the tradeoff for a superior picture from a display that doesn't double as a neon flashlight. So in sum, screen brightness can be an issue, but for me that's easily resolved with the blinds. Glare has never been an issue for me. I continue to stand by my initial statement that this is the finest screen I've ever viewed when broken in and calibrated properly.
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Personally I have not. I have mine in a room with 3 windows along the wall that this one sits in front of so no sunlight shines directly on it. I do watch this tv often during the day and leave the lights on a good bit and have not had a problem with the glare. With that said a dim lit or dark room really makes the picture "pop" out on this thing. I love watching the unit at night with all the lights out. This unit really creates a cinematic feel.
873028
I agree, just adjust the light to bright with no problem! No glare. I love my Nook HD+ and even got one for each of my grandsons!
1697158
I never seem to have a glare problem with mine but that may be the way I have it located. I don't know if it is actually anti-glare or not.
932166
I believe my husband may have used the existing one from previous lamp. Try that!
1174330
I would expect that you would notice a reduction in glare, if you tune the orientation of the filter sheet. Be aware that there is an overall reduction of light through the sheet, even when it is not affecting the glare.
662380
I have to keep the blinds closed depending on the time of day it is. Glare from outside bright light or indoor direct bright light is not good.
498413
I am having a slight blurr....I have to turn the brightness down to a lower power to reduce the glare or blurr
1044790
Sorry, I didn't do that on mine, needed the headlamps replaced since both lamps were fogged out by UV rays from the sun, perfect for my use. I'll look into it for adjustments.
1575206
I agree the light is not bright enough for a lot of applications, I moved the subject closer to the light, finally broke down and just started using a speedlite rather than this overhead light bar. You might try using a lens hood on the camera to eliminate the glare. I can't say that I ever got a glare line on the background, and I used many, many combinations of additional lights to get good results.
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I only noticed it because I was looking for it due to reading other people's comments. Mostly I just leave a different lamp on that doesn't reflect from where I usually watch tv. Also you can adjust the angle of the tv so it doesn't reflect the lights. I live alone so this is easy. It's really no problem.
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It is not a glass surface, so the glare on it is minimal, but there is some depending on what lighting you have, such as windows/lamps, etc. I have not found there to be any glare on the TV at all, but I do not have any kind of direct sunlight in the room the TV is placed in.
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I have no problems with glare you just have to adjust it a little I use mine all the timeThank you A. J.
1707785
Yes. There can be a glare issue but I tilt it a bit (to either side depending) and it fixes the issue. I really like this product.
375272
Call Amazon, I had the same problem with two of the four lamps that I have ordered over the past few months. I e They were great and replace the two, and I asked for a discount on the other two and kept them just for nite light, and they still are only warm. I am happy with amazons customer service , the two that they replaced are still not as warm as the first one I bought, so it must be just the luck of the draw. they look great, and they do seem to help with odors. in my mind I feel that they are doing me some good, so what else matters. Good luck with your lamps.
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I have mine in my basement and I have a lot of windows and an all glass sliding door walkout on the opposite wall and I don't have any problems with glare. The picture is very bright and screen seems to reduce the glare quite a bit.