If I take the screen off can I use polarized glasses
If I take the screen off can I use polarized glasses to see the screen or the picture?
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@nytryder26 not quite sure which screen you want to take off. The display assembly consist of (simplified) the LCD panel, Diffuser and polarizer sheets. So, you do not want to remove the polarizer sheets but mount those in reverse (flip those over inside out). Accidentally have done this before and it's quite interesting ;-) Yes, you can use polarized glasses to watch the TV all by yourself :-)
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So I took the first to black screens off what are those ones?
@nytryder26 what TV? what panel (you have a number on the label to the panel). Depends on the panel it may have polarizing film that is adhered to the LCD matrix. Which once are you taking off? From the backlight forward or from the front to the backlight?
From the backlight forward, you should have your Diffuser sheets (up to 3 vert/horz/diag),then you have your first polarizer followed by the actual (matrix layer, crystal layer and RGB layer) then the front glass and finally the other polarizer.
@oldturkey03 Its the front 2 black screens, Ill try and find the MN#.
It should be enough if you flip those sheets. Just mark them so you know how they originally went together. May have to experiment a bit but it does work. If you ever have the opportunity, use this idea on a computer monitor. Amazing what privacy screen you will have.
