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Originally Posted by Unspec
You take the car, find a flat wall, and take headlight beam. The point I'm making is that saying "I'm sure I didn't blind anyone" while you're actually driving the car is way too unpredictable of an environment to say that your headlights aren't glaring other drivers. I haven't actually seen anyone post proof that the cornering lights aren't glaring other drivers, besides people going "I SWEAR it's not, trust me bro". Literally the first photo in this post by OP shows how scattered the light is, and just how much brighter it is compared to the low beams, which means it has a pretty high chance of glaring others.
I used to collimate refractor telescopes while working at my university's astronomy department, so I think I have a pretty good idea of how light works. |
Correct me if I'm wrong. Isn't the headlight a focused beam and the cornering light a diffused beam?