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Solar Filters are protection methodes against blindness, so you can easily look in the sun, without being blinded. I have created some weak filters with normal paper. Here are the pictures:
How do you find the filters activitations?
idk what to say about the safety of the paper.
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Make sure to include a 100% UV filter on top of anything you use; UV does the most damage and you can't see it.
Thank you eleizibeth ^
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Make sure to include a 100% UV filter on top of anything you use; UV does the most damage and you can't see it.
I have solved the problem. I believe not 100% of all UV is filtered, but around 97% are, and the sun doesn't hurt the eyes anymore. This filter has been made with:
Glasses
A WhiteBoard Black Marker (Because Black filters a lot of light)
Tesafilm
Done is my solar filter
Koya wrote:Make sure to include a 100% UV filter on top of anything you use; UV does the most damage and you can't see it.
I have solved the problem. I believe not 100% of all UV is filtered, but around 97% are, and the sun doesn't hurt the eyes anymore. This filter has been made with:
Glasses
A WhiteBoard Black Marker (Because Black filters a lot of light)
Tesafilm
http://www.etilux.be/medias/catalog/pro … 5298_1.jpgDone is my solar filter
Replace glasses with sunglasses that filter 100% UV or use a UV filter camera lens which may be cheaper.
Thank you eleizibeth ^
I stack my signatures rather than delete them so I don't lose them
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AnatolyEE wrote:Koya wrote:Make sure to include a 100% UV filter on top of anything you use; UV does the most damage and you can't see it.
I have solved the problem. I believe not 100% of all UV is filtered, but around 97% are, and the sun doesn't hurt the eyes anymore. This filter has been made with:
Glasses
A WhiteBoard Black Marker (Because Black filters a lot of light)
Tesafilm
http://www.etilux.be/medias/catalog/pro … 5298_1.jpgDone is my solar filter
Replace glasses with sunglasses that filter 100% UV or use a UV filter camera lens which may be cheaper.
The point of these filter is that i create them by my own ideas, and not buy them in the shop.
Koya wrote:AnatolyEE wrote:Koya wrote:Make sure to include a 100% UV filter on top of anything you use; UV does the most damage and you can't see it.
I have solved the problem. I believe not 100% of all UV is filtered, but around 97% are, and the sun doesn't hurt the eyes anymore. This filter has been made with:
Glasses
A WhiteBoard Black Marker (Because Black filters a lot of light)
Tesafilm
http://www.etilux.be/medias/catalog/pro … 5298_1.jpgDone is my solar filter
Replace glasses with sunglasses that filter 100% UV or use a UV filter camera lens which may be cheaper.
The point of these filter is that i create them by my own ideas, and not buy them in the shop.
If you want to cause permanent damage to your eyes - I kinda have to advise not to.
Thank you eleizibeth ^
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If you want to cause permanent damage to your eyes - I kinda have to advise not to.
There is no damage, it doesn't hurted my eyes.
Koya wrote:If you want to cause permanent damage to your eyes - I kinda have to advise not to.
There is no damage, it doesn't hurted my eyes.
If you do it enough there will be one point where damage occurs in a wider area at once.
Just don't be an idiot and cause eye damage when you could easily be fine by just using a UV filter.
BTW, the kit you listed earlier would not absorb 97% UV, more like 20% max.
Thank you eleizibeth ^
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