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Iris Pro 1.1.9 was available as a giveaway on August 21, 2019!
Iris is a desktop software for health and productivity. It works in background and doesn’t interfere with your work. It works on every operating system and has slick UI and good tech support. Iris combines all tips, tricks and medical researches for eye health and eye protection. It reminds you to take short breaks on regular intervals, makes your monitor better and improves your sleep. Iris blocks distractions and was build with productivity and health in mind. And most of all I update it regularly based on your feedback and on new innovative ideas for health and productivity.
Use Iris to:
- Prevent eye strain
- Reduce eye pain
- Improve sleep
Iris optimizes screen pulsations by controlling the brightness without PWM. You will be able to use your computer for longer without headaches.
Iris will match your screen brightness to the light around you. Different presets will automatically adjust your screen. Using computers will feel like reading a book.
Iris will gradually regulate blue light day and night. This will help your body to produce more melatonin at night. You will fall asleep faster and sleep deeper.
Please note: the license is provided for 1 year.
System Requirements:
Windows XP/ Vista/ 7/ 8/ 8.1/ 10
Publisher:
IrisTechHomepage:
https://iristech.co/File Size:
39 MB
Price:
$14.99
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I downloaded this program when it was free, a few days ago. Entered the code and it showed as registered, HOWEVER now it says that my trial has expired?
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Tammy Vogelgesang,
Same here. I registered it using the GOTD-supplied code, yet today it popped up a window stating the trial had expired.
I still had my GOTD ZIP file, so I re-opened the README.TXT file to copy and then re-enter the registration code again. Time will tell how long it stays "registered" this go-around.
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HMarx, I just did the same thing, so let's hope it stays as registered! Thanks!!
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Tammy Vogelgesang, sorry for the inconvenience
If the issue arises again write to us at contact@iristech.co for assistance
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Valentina, Thank you! So far, it's good!!!
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Tammy Vogelgesang, enjoy :)
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"It works on every operating system..."
Did I miss something?
"System Requirements:
Windows XP/ Vista/ 7/ 8/ 8.1/ 10"
MacUser/(MacOS 10.13.6)
/g
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George Tuck,
the software does come for every OS, but the current giveaway is only for windows :)
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TK, Well, in that case yes
Let me rephrase then - it comes for the most popular OS :)
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Have been using Iris Pro for years. The best. I will not use anything else.
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paul jacob,
Thank you for supporting us
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The program interferes with the capture of the screen or an active window taken with Picpick (brownish image in the evening). I don't know if this is the case with other capture programs.
FYI, the phenomenon does not happen with Iris Mini Pro!
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Belga,
Go to Advanced view -> Settings menu and check the use low-level color API box to stop the effects of Iris on screenshots
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Valentina,
I don't have this option in Advanced settings, but thanks!
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Belga, If you don't see the settings menu, enable it from Features
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Valentina,
I am in the advanced settings menu and i don't see it.
I don't know if the OS change something (i'm under Win 8.1) and i can't post an snapshot here...
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Belga, write us at contact@iristech.co with a screenshot if you want
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I could not see how to register. Unlike previous GOTD downloads, there was not that 3rd file used for registration, only the EXE and README. (FWIW, I turned off my VPN after reading on IRIS site that it can fool the Location determination.
In trying to use the app (without reg), I mangaged to unintentionally turn off 2 of my 3 monitors, including the one where IRIS was open!! Had to use task manager to kill IRIS's background processes to reclaim my monitors.
So far, not impressed.
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TK, That's excellent advice for sure, and something I always have done, including today. But only now did I figure out that the top of the Readme.txt file was off one of my monitor's screens, which I didn't notice, and the pertinent info about registering was hidden from me there. Mystery solved!
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Not sure about the advantages of this over the free f.lux that I´ve been using for years, but it does look good enough.
I´ll give it a go.
Thanks.
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andario,
IrisTech actually has a fairly extensive review of f.lux (May, 2017):
https://iristech.co/f-lux-4-beta-review-windows/
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The automatic adjustments provided by IRIS has proven to make late night computer use much easier on the eyes since I first tried v0.9.0.6 (May 2017).
For me the chosen settings are unobtrusive enough that I don't normally notice or think about the balance colors of displayed images anymore, unless I think to disable IRIS to better appreciate a view of, for example, an island/ocean/sky scene to make the blue colors "pop".
Otherwise, turning the effects of IRIS off (after my eyes have gotten used to it) is quite the jolt as the bluish-appearing screen is in sharp and harsh/glaring contrast to room lighting.
There are many, many options for special effects, suspending the IRIS effect when chosen application are launched, etc.
I did notice that clicking on some of the "i" (information) icons either results in a "404" web page (as for "Features") or no action at all (as for "Color Triggers", whatever that is). I think perhaps all those other "i" icons need to be tested for functionality.
Nice to see that the updates since that earlier version result in even less CPU usage.
Also, if you happen to have color deficiency ( Deuteranopia, Protanopia, or Tritanopia aka "color blindness") then check out their companion VISION app, which is compatible with IRIS.
Thanks, Daniel (Creator of Iris) and GOTD!
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HMarx,
Apparently, under "Screen Effects" on the "Advanced" tab, the following vision issues are addressed to some extent within IRIS (vs VISION, mentioned previously):
Photanopia Photanomaly Deuteranopia Deuteranomaly Tritanopia Tritanomaly Achromatopsia Achromatomaly
Interesting!
Also, the following wording seemed awkward to me:
Under Advanced (tab) > System > "Hide Taskbar icon on close"
...it seems that it ought to read "Hide to Taskbar icon on close" or perhaps "Hide to System Tray icon on close" which, I think, better conveys the intent of the resulting action when that option box is checked/activated.
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Well I did try this one, but, I found that Windows 10 got a built in nightmode.
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Monitorian and ClickMonitor DDC do something similar for... free!
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Jackie K., "something similar" it's not the same.
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galobun, To get "something" exactly as-is, byte for byte, would be called Iris Pro 1.1.9 :-)
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All the "Masking Enabled" on the whois for their website gets an automatic pass from me.
No d/l, no vote.
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Barry Johnson, You're very thorough - I commend you! (And I'm not being facetious.)
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I never used Iris Pro software, but I'm needing something like this. I look at different screens for hours on end everyday. Started looking for reviews and found all most all of them were good reviews. I'm going to try it out and time will tell. Thanks to GOTD and IrisTech for the giveaway offer!
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Jim C,
Enjoy :)
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