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Frequent laptop use - no backlight, dimmed, or fully on? which is best for eyes
Hi,
I have nystagmus and am slightly short sighted, and as i use the laptop the majority of the day, with breaks in between, i was curious which is best for my vision between:
having no backlight on the screen, i can read screen okay it just is bit dim
or
having the backlight moderatey dimmed, so in between off and fully on
or
full back light on bright
I have nystagmus and am slightly short sighted, and as i use the laptop the majority of the day, with breaks in between, i was curious which is best for my vision between:
having no backlight on the screen, i can read screen okay it just is bit dim
or
having the backlight moderatey dimmed, so in between off and fully on
or
full back light on bright
which is least harmful to my eyes/vision:
having no backlight on the screen, i can read screen okay its just a bit dim
or
having the backlight moderately dimmed, so in between off and fully on
or
full back light on bright
having no backlight on the screen, i can read screen okay its just a bit dim
or
having the backlight moderately dimmed, so in between off and fully on
or
full back light on bright
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