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Here’s my take on the character design for Dullahan Martyn from the discord offshoot of the lamplight au written and art’ed by the lovely @liloinkoink and @unexpectedly-haunted ! Not an official guy by any means but I had a lot of fun figuring out how to tie in some of the canon design elements with him uh…,being headless and made of fire now wuh oh
(If you’re confused as to what Dullahan Martyn is, I highly recommend taking a gander at @sixteenth-days super cool one shot about it- it is very swag and will definitely not wreck you emotionally, promise :))
Bonus fun very expertly drawn panels under the cut,
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I’ve seen an interesting conversation started about LED Car Headlights. And before I get started YES LED headlights are safer. NO they should not be banned or have their brightness reduced. The reason they’re safer, however, is the reason you’re blinded by them.
Human vision is far more sensitive to blue light than warm light. That’s what makes LED headlights safer for you, the driver. By illuminating a space in blue light, you’re more aware of the details, the shadows, the nooks & crannies, the moving objects, etc.
However, just like with sunlight and darkness, your eyes can (and do) get used to blue light. So, right now we’re in this weird transition period where newer, taller cars have blue LED headlights, but older smaller cars have warm halogen headlights. In combination with the height problem, your eyes also aren’t getting used to LED light. I’ve heard from multiple people that once you start driving a car with LED headlights, the glare you perceive from oncoming LED lights is significantly reduced because your eyes get used to your own car’s blue light; therefore, it’s not quite blinding to suddenly see more pass you in the oncoming lane.
So right now, yes people are complaining about LED headlights. Yes the glare is certainly real. No we shouldn’t ban LED headlights. North America even has far dimmer “maximum” limits for low and high beams. You people wouldn’t be able to handle Europe. Right now we’re just in a weird transition period, but in about 10-20 years when the average car age slips into the modern era of headlights, the glare issue will slowly go away as our eyes become more accustomed to blue light on the road.
Oh. And don’t take this post as an “I should go buy LED bulbs for my halogen headlights” DO NOT DO THAT. If you put LED bulbs in your halogen headlight housing YOU are contributing to the glare problem more than ANY new car is. Halogen headlights are designed to specifically focus on and amplify the filament in halogen bulbs. If you stick Light Emitting DIODES into those headlights, it means some of the diodes won’t be in focus of the reflector lens, and the excess light will bounce around the lens randomly and exit at angles that do absolutely nothing for you, the driver, but do absolutely everything to blind oncoming traffic.
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bethanythebogwitch · 6 months
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I sure love driving at night. It's awesome when I can't actually look at where I going because everyone else's headlights are so bright they blind me
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