In summary, blue light-filtering IOLs have no clinically substantiated risks and have potential to create the benefits of better vision and reduced glare, and may have a protective effect against retinal phototoxicity and the development and progression of AMD.
The reduced glare did seem to have an effect vs. previous versions of the screen, which definitely photographed better.
The reduced glare is also significant, and even under relatively inhospitable bright lighting and at various angles, the display on the new iMac shines (but not literally, which is the best part).
It's 2560×1600, which is two times the current 13-inch MBP with 29% higher contrast ratio over the previous Pro, 300 nits brightness and 75% reduced glare, which is good news for us.
The following two new comparative clinical investigations found improved driving against glare for the blue light-filtering IOLs and reduced glare, faster photostress recovery, and improved heterochromatic contrast threshold for the blue light-filtering IOLs [ 44, 45].
Without clinically substantiated potential risks, these patients should experience the benefit of overall better quality of vision, reduced glare disability at least in some conditions, and better protection against retinal phototoxicity and its associated potential risk for AMD.
In summary, we did not find any validated risk for photoreception by blue light-filtering IOLs, while finding many investigations which suggest their benefits of creating better vision and reduced glare while protecting against retinal phototoxicity and its associated potential risk for AMD.
Instead, McCoughtry is still wearing the Dream's sky blue, still scoring more than anyone else, still scowling at referees and glaring at teammates, though at a reduced level.
A screen protector on the tablet reduces glare and protects the viewing surface from damage.
A screen protector is also included to reduce glare.
