Has anyone tried this yet? Lenses are easy enough to remove. A high quality screen protector under the lenses might not impact clarity or sharpness too much.
Sweviver did a teardown on how to remove lenses @ 1:29:55
https://youtu.be/bcZ0CXP0qgU?t=5396
I’m not entirely convinced it would be a good tradeoff with most screen protectors but maybe there are ones which would work well. The tech21 looks the best to me in the link below.
https://community.openmr.ai/t/test-to-reduce-sde-cor-5k-with-tech21-protection-film-or-similar/10506/
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There is a plastic protector between lens & screen. @Sjef doing a teardown however might be able to experiment as he has had tge screens removed.
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I thought putting the screen protector on the plastic screen protector between the screen and lenses might work but we do actually have a full teardown now for the adventurous.
https://community.openmr.ai/t/pimax-5k-teardown-panel-info/17276/
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It might work. However it might also create a reflective surface not being applied directly to screen or other visual anomalies.
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I’m pretty sure the picture would be very blurry.
Press a smartphone or book behind frosted glass, and a few inches away.
I think, you will not recognize anything.
Can you read a book through such protective films? I suspect no.
We MUST apply anti-SDE filters directly to the screens.
Is this possible? Do we have access to the screens.
Are the screens sealed absolutely dustproof? Assembled in a clean room?
Is that a problem for the warranty?
