laptop screen looks weird thru 3D glasses

[beccaelizabeth]

I am wearing my RealD 3D glasses from the cinema
(which appear to be scratched, which is irritating, because you have to buy them seperate now, except I decided I was over 3D already, and anyway this bracket is not the point)
because I have reactolite glasses, not actual sunglasses that stay dark, and I cannot turn down my laptop screen since they 'fixed' it, and I really wish I could turn it down sometimes.

They're not exactly sunglasses but they make it less bright, so slight win.

But they also make it so if I turn my head to the right the screen goes bluer and if I turn it left it goes really yellow
and it's kind of interesting.

I like it better blue but I cannot keep my head on the right to keep it that way.

also the glasses keep falling off my nose.



I could get sunglasses, but the reactolites work well for when there's actual sun, so what do I tell the optician? I need glasses for when indoors is too bright? :eyeroll:

... even though it's true.

... possibly I could get this laptop actually proper fixed.

... or buy a new one that weighs less, like I keep planning.

Comments

[msp-hacker.livejournal.com]

At this point? If you can afford to, get a new laptop. The glasses thing is ridiculous.

[anne_d]

How about clip-on sunglasses to go over your regular ones? The Husband says they work for him. Or, I think, you can get thin plastic sheet ones that static-cling to your glasses.