Which risk increases when cross-polarized lenses lose alignment?

💡 Explanation

Increased glare occurs because loss of alignment disrupts destructive interference, the mechanism by which cross-polarization cancels light. Therefore increased stray light transmission results, rather than the intended darkness; optimized contrast is obtained only with correct alignment.

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