Any price above 10 USD seems too much for this
this post was submitted on 24 Jan 2022
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Isn't it supposed to block IR or something to block facial recognition? Because just making them reflecting light will just make you more "fashion" imo
i guess according to their website, they are supposed to block ir with the actual lenses then have an visible and ir reflective tint from 10-15 feet away as shown here
that's actually really cool i took the video and tried to change the saturation, brightness and etc in darktable and it still didn't clear up his face. i'm considering picking up a pair of their phantom frames
3 new accounts discussing and talking about the manufacturers website here...
I don't understand how they're supposed to protect your privacy. At first I though it was to see certain screen if you wear them but no.
Is it just because they'd reflect the flash of a camera? Unless you're famous I don't see how that's really useful. We still see through when the flash is turned on.
I own a pair of phantoms, love them, although they're just a bit expensive.
These glasses will draw 100x more attention to you than if you didn't wear them or you just wore normal eyeglasses.
I think these glasses would be more for unwanted photos in clubs but their website seems to have more 'normal' looking glasses
I saw a vid of someone trying number plates that were coated in the same material to stop speed cameras from reading your plates. They figured out that everything was perfectly readable on the photos if you just turn down brightness, so I think they just don't work as intended.
i tried editing this photo and nothing near the glasses was readable https://odysee.com/@JacobGonzales:f/Reflectacles-Ghost-Photo-With-Flash-Enabled:a
If camera quality is good enough you even see reflections on your eyes without any glasses. Such things are cash-gabs to fool people buying some crap under the name of privacy. Nothing to see here.
You are not CIA and you do not need it, you are absolute no target. If you film or stream yourself and have a fear that someone finds out what weeb stuff is on your monitor, it would be better stop filming yourself or just create another virtual desktop for such purposes to minimize risk of exposure.
If you walk into a bank when its dark outside and you wear such fake glasses everyone will suspect you even more and maybe even ask you why you wear it because they look so cheap that everyone instantly knows you are up to something.
You do nothing here to protect your privacy with such things.
I personally wouldn't get these but their phantoms don't look to bad.