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05-22-2018 02:55 AM
05-22-2018 07:33 AM
Eispfogel said:
Even with an UV Laser(10mW) it is hard to damage the CCD/CMOS of a camera. Could the output of a spotlight really be enough to cause this?
05-22-2018 08:58 PM
desiv said:
Eispfogel said:
Even with an UV Laser(10mW) it is hard to damage the CCD/CMOS of a camera. Could the output of a spotlight really be enough to cause this?
It depends.Is that CCD behind lenses designed to focus light? If so, what is the focal point?This issue isn't the lights hitting the LCD.It's the lights being focused thru the lenses and hitting the LCD.
05-22-2018 11:38 PM
Eispfogel said:
desiv said:
Eispfogel said:
Even with an UV Laser(10mW) it is hard to damage the CCD/CMOS of a camera. Could the output of a spotlight really be enough to cause this?
It depends.Is that CCD behind lenses designed to focus light? If so, what is the focal point?This issue isn't the lights hitting the LCD.It's the lights being focused thru the lenses and hitting the LCD.
That is perfectly clear to me. Thats why i askd if even spotlights are enough to damage the LCD.
05-23-2018 08:14 AM
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05-30-2018 01:15 AM
th3rdcoast said:
I'm pretty sure it's the controller or the gaze dot. If you just take the mask off and put it down without turning it off and you place the controller next to it, the point/dot doesn't move and eventually "burns" the screen. I'm guessing that there is no fix for it... like old monitors that used to get images burned into them. If this is true, it's very disappointing because this can happen even when you think you've turned the unit off, like in my case... I turned it off, put the mask and controller in my bag to travel... the unit "wakes" when the controller is tapped... so I think it burned without me even knowing.