Do Ireeda’s night vision goggles hurt your eyes?
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Do Ireeda’s night vision goggles hurt your eyes?The answer is NO. A person wearing DA-NVGs is normally not at risk of retinal injuries, since direct laser light falls on the image intensifier device and not the eyes. (Depending on the DA-NVG mounting style, it may be possible for direct laser light to enter from the side or from parts of the vision not covered by the DA-NVG optics.)
You buy the equipment for hunting. You choose what will be for you, not only comfortable and comfortable to use, but also safe. And this criterion is not unimportant. We've had enough stress at work and uncomfortable chairs in the office, because of which we constantly feel pain in the lower back. And we can't mention the fact that our eyes are also under constant strain. If in the past one of the most detrimental factors to the health of our eyes was poor lighting, the need to work in the dark constantly, but now it has been replaced by other devices, which cope with this task no worse. And based on this, we understand how important it is to avoid such traps. But let's assume that you have decided to go on a night hunt, which implies the need for special equipment: night vision goggles, sights, thermal imagers. And a pretty logical question that may arise in this case: how do all these devices affect our vision, and are they dangerous for human eyes.
Before answering that question, let's quickly run through the main factors that make DA-night vision goggles work. The first thing we would like to clarify is that we can divide them into monoculars and goggles. The former is designed for you to watch with one eye, the latter with two eyes. For example, they can't work in total darkness, unlike a thermal imager. They still need a light source from the moon and stars shining and reflecting light off the surface of objects. And you might have noticed in military or documentary films that the color rendering of the picture has exactly green shades. Why is this the case? There are several reasons for this. Invented in repeated experiments, this color increases the ability to see the details of particular objects much clearer. Secondly, the human eye distinguishes more shades of green than any other. And the reason we are most interested in right now is that our eyes are much less tired of looking at a picture of green than at a contrasting white and black.
So, considering the above factors, we can come to the following conclusion. Glasses and monoculars of this type have no detrimental effect on your eyes. But, of course, if we are talking about color, you see through the lens. So for that, we can say a special thank you to the fathers-creators, who try to make such devices as comfortable and safe as possible for you to use. It's also worth mentioning that when you look with your two eyes, your field of view is much broader than when you use a monocular and feel like Quasimodo with a squinted regard all the time. And if we talk about glasses, the frame of your optics also diminishes your ability to see what is going on around you with the broadest possible resolution. And the last thing I would like to mention is the autonomy of this device. It eats up quite a bit of battery power. That's why in addition to the fact that you take your supplies for your feeding, you need to save space to "power" your equipment.
These are all the main points and points that I would like to cover in this article. We hope that this information was helpful to you. In any case, you know the main points. The Ireeda’s optics systems on your vision does not have a special effect, but the neck should be protected. And otherwise, you can never expect anything to be perfect. There is a counterargument to any argument. For every action, there is a counterargument.
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