Introduction: REAL LIFE GLOWING EYES!!!
This instructables video is an explanation of how I made my eyes glow in daylight at the rugby world sevens this year :D
The following link will give you a circuit diagram for how the effect is set up, however ratings may vary with different components components.
Please use caution with this affect as it could be harmful to the your eyes.
http://teenageher0.deviantart.com/art/LED-eyes-diagram-358293182

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10 Comments
9 years ago on Introduction
where did you get the contact lenses?
9 years ago on Introduction
I linked to this on facebook and one of the guys in the group suggested this:
"Fun,
despite the health concerns. It's possible he doesn't understand LEDs.
An LED requires current and voltage, so to dim you can reduce current.
But if you dim by reducing voltage at some point you will be below the
forward voltage of the string and they will be off. To dim further you
need to maintain voltage (and current) and reduce duty cycle, or PWM.
That might help with the migraines."
9 years ago on Introduction
Will that harm your eyes?
10 years ago on Introduction
That's great! Thanks for sharing your magic!!
10 years ago
can you make the hulk
10 years ago on Introduction
You should look into possibly getting those lenses with a UV filter to protect your eyes. UV is extremely harmful to them and you should refrain from using it too often.
A UV filter probably won't help with the bluish light right in your eyes as that is a longer wavelength. It might tone it down a bit though... but protection is more important.
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
Not if the leds he has are near-uv, 390nm to 400nm, so it wont cause uv damage if they are that range, but yeah having a bright led that close isn't a great idea.
10 years ago on Introduction
wow, that is amazing i want them now!
10 years ago
So, those are special lenses? Are they prescription? Where might one obtain them?
10 years ago on Introduction
That's a neat effect, I'd like to see details on how you made it.