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Yes this is exactly what I'm talking about. If you take the shade off a lamp and look at the bulb for a minute you then have an afterglow in your vision for a few minutes. I just was curious if eagle pair had the same thing occur.When burning, the dot itself, where the material is burning up, can be quite bright.
If what you're describing is seeing an after image, (just as you would from looking at anything else that is bright, say a lightbulb), the effect would be basically the same with the eagle pair goggles.
As always, I suggest if you are worried, get your eyes checked out, and get yourself certified goggles.
Yes I'm using the right pair, I got them from the link in the first post, they have the SCT orange. The beam itself is invisible with these on and I can clearly see the shape of the dot at any distance for focusing without interference from fluorescing, its mainly just when I focus in on something and stare at the dot while it burns.