Bluelight filters

crane3 · 12-20-2015, 05:29 PM

Just got the 3.4 ver of Moon Reader Pro & see that it now has a bluelight filter to lower the brightness level.

Checked if the subject bluelight filters came up & got no hits. However, Google Play store has many bluelight filters for the Androids & I'll be trying to find myself a preference as both Aldiko & Mantano don't seem to have a filter.

For those who claim headaches from using lcd displays, perhaps using a bluelight filter will help.

I do think I'm just a late comer in finding out about some things that have been around for some time. Always thought one couldn't lower the real brightness/contrast of the tablets.

DiapDealer · 12-20-2015, 06:00 PM

I've been trying the Blue Light Filter by Hardy Infinity lately. It really seems to help with my night-time (total darkness) reading. But I've only been using it for a few days now.

I don't get headaches or eyestrain, but when I wake up earlier than the sun and grab the tablet to try and get a few pages in, even the lowest brightness setting can be an uncomfortable shock until my eyes adjust. The filter eliminates that shock and makes things easy-peasy. But it does seem to make the text a bit more blurry the higher the opacity is set on the filter.

crane3 · 12-20-2015, 10:28 PM

I'll be trying a filter for the tablets tomorrow; do have the f.lux installed on win 10 & will have to play around to see what I would prefer. Will be trying to get a semblance of a vellum type display for the browser. Was a bit busy installing/reinstaling marshmallow onto my Nook HD+; the problem was with the gapps. Working nicely now.

I have a solid gray screen desktop for comfort instead of the fancy backgrounds some people use. But the glare from the browsers is intense!

12-20-2015, 05:29 PM	#1
crane3 Guru Posts: 608 Karma: 5007204 Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: Calif Device: Fire hdx 8.9, Tab S2, Tab S5e, Aura ONE	Bluelight filters Just got the 3.4 ver of Moon Reader Pro & see that it now has a bluelight filter to lower the brightness level. Checked if the subject bluelight filters came up & got no hits. However, Google Play store has many bluelight filters for the Androids & I'll be trying to find myself a preference as both Aldiko & Mantano don't seem to have a filter. For those who claim headaches from using lcd displays, perhaps using a bluelight filter will help. I do think I'm just a late comer in finding out about some things that have been around for some time. Always thought one couldn't lower the real brightness/contrast of the tablets.

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12-20-2015, 06:00 PM	#2
DiapDealer Grand Sorcerer Posts: 28,569 Karma: 204127028 Join Date: Jan 2010 Device: Nexus 7, Kindle Fire HD	I've been trying the Blue Light Filter by Hardy Infinity lately. It really seems to help with my night-time (total darkness) reading. But I've only been using it for a few days now. I don't get headaches or eyestrain, but when I wake up earlier than the sun and grab the tablet to try and get a few pages in, even the lowest brightness setting can be an uncomfortable shock until my eyes adjust. The filter eliminates that shock and makes things easy-peasy. But it does seem to make the text a bit more blurry the higher the opacity is set on the filter.

12-20-2015, 10:28 PM	#3
crane3 Guru Posts: 608 Karma: 5007204 Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: Calif Device: Fire hdx 8.9, Tab S2, Tab S5e, Aura ONE	I'll be trying a filter for the tablets tomorrow; do have the f.lux installed on win 10 & will have to play around to see what I would prefer. Will be trying to get a semblance of a vellum type display for the browser. Was a bit busy installing/reinstaling marshmallow onto my Nook HD+; the problem was with the gapps. Working nicely now. I have a solid gray screen desktop for comfort instead of the fancy backgrounds some people use. But the glare from the browsers is intense!

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