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Variable Red Screen Light (v. 1.0.2) Разработано Scott J. Waldron |
A simple yet useful application designed to give you quick access to a variable red light. Red light is better at preserving your night vision, so it is often used in night-time activities like astronomy, astrophotography, and camping. With the variability of the light possible in this application, you can more easily select a light level that fits your task at hand. Your selected light level is saved, so whenever you exit the application you can return knowing how bright your screen will be. The application does not use any special features like Internet access or GPS, so you can be assured in the safety of this application.
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[2012-08-22] A Google User: Perfect I needed to check on my sleeping baby and I could see easily and the light itself did not wake her. |
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[2011-07-25] A Google User: Basic concept, well executed I downloaded this app so I could check on my infant without disturbing or waking her. It works fine for that. |
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[2011-07-25] mrbob: Basic concept, well executed I downloaded this app so I could check on my infant without disturbing or waking her. It works fine for that. |
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[2011-06-30] A Google User: creates a red flashlight This app does exactly what it says it will do, not what I THOUGHT it would do. It turns your screen into a red light, nothing else. I misread the discription and thought it would change your screen to a red and black display that you could use to read other items on the screen without distroying your night vision. My bad. I still give it 5 stars because, as an amateur astronomer, you can never have too many red lights. |
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[2011-06-30] Anonymous: creates a red flashlight This app does exactly what it says it will do, not what I THOUGHT it would do. It turns your screen into a red light, nothing else. I misread the discription and thought it would change your screen to a red and black display that you could use to read other items on the screen without distroying your night vision. My bad. I still give it 5 stars because, as an amateur astronomer, you can never have too many red lights. |
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