Word, I know what you're talking about. I'll take some pics if I see that.

 

Take off your polarized sunglasses first.

 

not the lenses...jeez...going to take a picture...

 

only at certain angles you see it.

 

Yea, +! you can see it, kinda has the gasoline on water look.

 

I need to eat more plasctic... I can not see it

 

i cant see it either...

 

get better monitors

 

What you are seeing is stress in the plastic from forming. Seriously, borrow someone's polarized sunglasses and look at them in the light. You'll be surprised. You can also see it in windows that have been heat formed to a curve with multiple small heat sources like the side windows.

Look up birefringence.

Nevermind, here you go: http://www.oberlin.edu/physics/catal...fringence.html

 

I know what you are talking about with polarized lenses...my oakleys are like that. But you can see these with bare eyes, I don't have polarized filter on my camera.

 

I think the polarized lenses just makes it more pronounced. Just like you can see a rainbow without polarized lenses also.

 

not the rainbow on the regular car windows...

 

wooooooooooooooooo dude cool beans i want to tast the rainbow

 

i dont need a new monitor its only from 1997... LOL jk but really i cant see it in the pic but i have seen it befor...

 

just wanted to make sure I wasn't going crazy ; )