LCD Polarizing - What gives?!?
I'm sorry for bringing this up again, but I'm just having no luck getting rid of the purple!
Okay, I removed the front and rear polarizer from my MO 4x40 LCD. The front one was similar to the polarizer I got from polarization.com. The rear polarizer was semi-transparent, white in color, and very thick. Diffuses light as well as polarizes it (held it up to one of my other pieces of polarizer). I don't mind removing it because there already is a diffuser above the leds.
So the lcd is clear as a window now - very pretty. I took two pieces of polarizer and place one on top of the lcd and one on bottom - then spun them. Bam! Purple. Clear to brown to purple and back again (in direct light). What gives?
My film appears to be good - hold two pieces up to a light and turn - no purple shows. They just go from clear to black.
Could this be from the construction of the lcd glass/crystal? Duh, stupid question. I should rephrase that to say "Why does this happen to this lcd and not others?"
Arby (et al.)- I've heard you say that your lcd's don't have this problem. What brand are they? (If they're Seiko - EIO is sold out...)
I was thinking I might try taking one of those apart and using the lcd on my MO backplane... What do you think?
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