What does the lens color "ADD" to the experience...???
I've found yellow lenses also help when driving at night. Seems to cut down on glare from on coming headlights for me.I use yellow lenses when shooting. It adds brilliance and I get on target quicker.
When on my boat, I use dark blue polarizing Maui Jim's for visibility, eye protection and keep from going blind.
Me too! If I go out in the daylight without them, it is pain .My eye doctor prescribes transition lenses for me because I have asigmatism , I guess that's light sensitive. He says it will help my eyes physical health.
And , I don't have to squint in the sun.
They turn a dark grayish black in sunlight.
I like em.
Jim
Love the aviators! Should be your avatar pic.View attachment 84498Amber, makes things clearer!
Depends on how many beers I had!!Love the aviators! Should be your avatar pic.
Can you still tell the difference between light orange and dark yellow?
That looks like $100.00 pair of Armani Exchange my children got me for Father day.
"Blue blocker" I think they call them! And you were up awful late missy!!Some people with glaucoma benefit from wearing yellow or amber tinted shades.
What does the lens color "ADD" to the experience...???
over 21."Blue blocker" I think they call them! And you were up awful late missy!!
That you Hashbrown? want to ride around and scare the woke kids? we look related!
That you Hashbrown? want to ride around and scare the woke kids? we look related!
BOT, its becoming known that different frequencies of light can repair certain issues without surgery or the eye strain artificial lenses can cause.
Blue blocking?Polarized 'blue flash' lenses are best for sailing, they cut the glare down big-time... but you'll still want a hat bill or brim to shade your eyes from overhead glare, a ball cap at the very least.
They need that real bad up north!Blue blocking?
They do, helps in snow and whiteouts!They need that real bad up north!
I thought that was a demycrat joke.They do, helps in snow and whiteouts!
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