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[Angelraid]

Somebody1003 wrote...

Azint wrote...

Somebody1003 wrote...

Hey guys anything new?

You're forum avatar.

Such hate.

We would weep if our optics had the function. Our network has grown smaller this day

[Azint]

Has anyone else noticed that she has irises, too?

Subtle, but there.

[Pauravi]

Jake71887 wrote...

Her visor seems pretty opaque for a mere reflection to penetrate as brightly as her eyes glow...

Her visor may be less opaque than it appears.  In fact, this is very likely.  Since there is very little light coming from within, trying to look in from the outside would be difficult due to reflected light.  From inside the helmet, however, plenty of light transmits in.  It is kind of like trying to look into the window of a building from the outside during the day -- you have to shield the window from the sun to crate a shadow to look through.  From the inside, though, you can see out easily.

[Alphyn]

Azint wrote...

Has anyone else noticed that she has irises, too?

Subtle, but there.

We request screenshot.

[PMorgan18]

Azint wrote...

Has anyone else noticed that she has irises, too?

Subtle, but there.

Yes, I have seen that too.

[danteshepard]

Geth Hunter Alpha wrote...

Light would lose luminoscity crossing the mask, during the reflective process and coming back across mask for us to see. Effect would be almost unoticable in dark invironments if this were the case which it is not. Furthermore reflective membrane only noticable if looking directly into eyes such as cats, when they turn away effect is not visible. This is not the case for tali as eyes are always 'lit'. Evidence points to bioluminescense or some type of mechanical implants.

A good point. But bioluminescense would make her blind right? And i can't seem to beleive that every single quarian has the same implants.

[Destructo_33]

Geth Hunter Alpha wrote...

danteshepard wrote...

exactly. but light is still there. actually supports idea of reflective eyes over glowing.

Light would lose luminoscity crossing the mask, during the reflective process and coming back across mask for us to see. Effect would be almost unoticable in dark invironments if this were the case which it is not. Furthermore reflective membrane only noticable if looking directly into eyes such as cats, when they turn away effect is not visible. This is not the case for tali as eyes are always 'lit'. Evidence points to bioluminescense or some type of mechanical implants.

perhaps the light is coming from inside the helmet.  If i remember correctly when Tali takes off the mask there are small lights on the inside of the mask.

[Pauravi]

Geth Hunter Alpha wrote...

Pauravi wrote...

alickar wrote...

tali has glowing eyes in engine room barly any light there

Hey look, this cat's eyes are glowing and there is barely any ambient light

bad example. clearly very bright light at camera location.

Totally irrelevant.  If much light was reaching the cat's position then it wouldn't be dark down there.
Besides, come on.  Have you never seen a cat's eyes become highly reflective in the dark ?  It takes VERY little light to make them glow brightly.

[Bloodhuman1]

I demand picture.

[Angelraid]

Scalpels wrote...

danteshepard wrote...

Scalpels wrote...

alickar wrote...

tali has glowing eyes in engine room barly any light there

Reflective theory goes on assumption that light emitted by in-helmet HUD could be reflected.

and you have a different theory "doc"?

Have three theories. Believe all possible.

  Bioluminescence: Would provide glow. May make vision difficult/impossible.
  Reflectivity: Specifically reflecting HUD via eyeshine. Would not impeed vision. May not provide bright enough glow.
  Cybernetics: Similar to T.I.M. Glowing byproduct of synthetic eyes.

Mixture of all three possible as well. Awaiting data to prove/disprove/rewrite theories.

Biolum would not make vision difficult or impossible neccisarrily. You are making the assumption that their light tolerance is that of humans, also you are forgeting that she is seeing across mask tint which would lesson natural light. Furthermore many creatures on earth use biolum to aid in sight and have such cells in around optic sensetive organs. Also biolum doesnt have to be overly luminous to be able to still cuase a noticable glow.

[DrakeforBake]

Azint wrote...

Has anyone else noticed that she has irises, too?

Subtle, but there.

Go to the engineering bay and walk away from Tali so the camera is as close to the face as you can get.

Only her Iris's/pupils glow. Not the "whites" of her eyes.

Like a cat in a way.

[Alphyn]

danteshepard wrote...

A good point. But bioluminescense would make her blind right? And i can't seem to beleive that every single quarian has the same implants.

Suggests implants are given to at birth?

[alickar]

danteshepard wrote...

Geth Hunter Alpha wrote...

Light would lose luminoscity crossing the mask, during the reflective process and coming back across mask for us to see. Effect would be almost unoticable in dark invironments if this were the case which it is not. Furthermore reflective membrane only noticable if looking directly into eyes such as cats, when they turn away effect is not visible. This is not the case for tali as eyes are always 'lit'. Evidence points to bioluminescense or some type of mechanical implants.

A good point. But bioluminescense would make her blind right? And i can't seem to beleive that every single quarian has the same implants.

Quarians might be born with poor sight= implants

[Scalpels]

Alphyn wrote...

Azint wrote...

Has anyone else noticed that she has irises, too?

Subtle, but there.

We request screenshot.

Best closeup available:

Modifié par Scalpels, 11 mars 2010 - 10:23 .

[Jake71887]

Pauravi wrote...

Jake71887 wrote...

Her visor seems pretty opaque for a mere reflection to penetrate as brightly as her eyes glow...

Her visor may be less opaque than it appears.  In fact, this is very likely.  Since there is very little light coming from within, trying to look in from the outside would be difficult due to reflected light.  From inside the helmet, however, plenty of light transmits in.  It is kind of like trying to look into the window of a building from the outside during the day -- you have to shield the window from the sun to crate a shadow to look through.  From the inside, though, you can see out easily.

Well, for one we don't know how much late there is inside, for all we know her HUD gives off a bunch inside... And it is very likely it only seems opaque from the outside, but my point still holds true. 

[Azaleliath]

alickar wrote...

danteshepard wrote...

Geth Hunter Alpha wrote...

Light would lose luminoscity crossing the mask, during the reflective process and coming back across mask for us to see. Effect would be almost unoticable in dark invironments if this were the case which it is not. Furthermore reflective membrane only noticable if looking directly into eyes such as cats, when they turn away effect is not visible. This is not the case for tali as eyes are always 'lit'. Evidence points to bioluminescense or some type of mechanical implants.

A good point. But bioluminescense would make her blind right? And i can't seem to beleive that every single quarian has the same implants.

Quarians might be born with poor sight= implants

I would think her eyes just glow.

[Bloodhuman1]

runescapeguy9 wrote...

Bloodhuman1 wrote...

I demand picture.

Naiz.

[Angelraid]

Pauravi wrote...

Geth Hunter Alpha wrote...

Pauravi wrote...

alickar wrote...

tali has glowing eyes in engine room barly any light there

Hey look, this cat's eyes are glowing and there is barely any ambient light

bad example. clearly very bright light at camera location.

Totally irrelevant.  If much light was reaching the cat's position then it wouldn't be dark down there.
Besides, come on.  Have you never seen a cat's eyes become highly reflective in the dark ?  It takes VERY little light to make them glow brightly.

Light acts as a wave and a particle.

[danteshepard]

I love this thread. ask one question and we have a big arguement about it. This is why we win.

[Alphyn]

User "Azint" appears to be correct. Further proving our tapetum lucidum theory.

[Pauravi]

danteshepard wrote...

Geth Hunter Alpha wrote...

Furthermore reflective membrane only noticable if looking directly into eyes such as cats, when they turn away effect is not visible. This is not the case for tali as eyes are always 'lit'. Evidence points to bioluminescense or some type of mechanical implants.

A good point. But bioluminescense would make her blind right? And i can't seem to beleive that every single quarian has the same implants.

Yet another reason why I think this entire discussion is silly.
Her eyes don't glow, they just did it so you could see her eyes in order to make her face more expressive.