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Hazerfin
Mar 15, 2018

Blue Beam Splitter?

My Open EyeTap arrived in the mail!

 

So far I've assembled the micro display portion. I noticed the beam splitter is blue on one side and it's hard to see through.

 

Is that a protective film we're supposed to remove?

 

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OpenEyeTap Team
Mar 15, 2018

Yes, that's a protective film. Feel free to peel it off. Be careful don't scratch it though.

 

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