Earlier I wrote: > It would be nice to be able to adjust the reflection coeffient of the > mirror between 0-100 %. I've forgotten all my physics, does anybody > know how to do that? What materials to use? I have one very simple idea nevertheless: Use e.g 3-4 different materials with different reflection coefficients, and exchange them manually as a simple starter (until I learn more physics...) reminds a little about those Polarids you hang over your glasses, which you rarely see nowadays. 10 % for night driving. 40-50 % for everyday use 90 % for the beach (happens very seldom in my case) > This summer I guess that I may afford one of these VGA-chips > out there. What I will do then is the following goggles, or > complement to my ordinary glasses. Sorry for the proportions... > > left eye of prescription glasses > M (....................................) > M > =================\ > | . \ > V | . . \ > G | . . \ > A | . . \ <==== 45 degree semi-see-through > - | . . \ mirror. > C | . . \ > H | . . \ > I | . . \ > P | . \ > ====================-----------------------------\ > .... > . . > . Eye-ball . Best regards Roland Orre
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