Will AR film affect the screen color?

A: High-quality AR films do not significantly affect color, while low-quality AR films may cause color deviation. AR coating reduces reflection through the destructive interference of multiple optical films. A well-designed film system has uniform low reflection characteristics in the visible light band (380-780nm) and does not selectively absorb a certain wavelength, thus ensuring accurate color reproduction. However, if the coating process is poor (such as soaking in a solution or inaccurate control of the film thickness), it may lead to a higher reflectivity in certain bands, resulting in color deviation (such as a reddish or bluish tint). Woowhead Guanfudun adopts vacuum magnetron sputtering AR· anti-glare coating, with the film layer thickness precisely controlled at the nanometer level. It features a low reflection design in the visible light band, ensuring that the picture is not prone to color deviation during the anti-glare process. SGS has measured a light transmittance of 96.5% and a haze of 0.4%, with natural color reproduction. Users can compare the white images before and after applying the film. If the white remains pure and does not show color deviation, it indicates that the AR film has good color performance.