Stefonius wrote:
Blue headlights, most LED lamps and the SilverStar Ultra (4100K) all overwhelm your eyes' rod cells and stimulate the cone cells. This gives you the illusion that you're seeing things more clearly, but in actual fact, you're blind to anything that isn't in the direct path of your headlights.
Well, that's OK. I am blind to anything outside the direct path of my headlights, anyway, at night. My eyes contrast range cant handle the difference between the illuminated areas and the dark areas at night.
Isnt that the way everyone is?
