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1. www.gearpatrol.com › style › why-aviator-sunglassesWhy Do Aviators Have Green Lenses? The Truth Behind the Color

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   May 28, 2024 · But temperature differences between the air within the goggles and outside them often caused the lenses to fog up, obscuring the pilot’s view. Green lenses tend to reduce glare while also improving sharpness and contrast. The problem would be exacerbated if a pilot decided to doff their goggles and expose themselves to the blinding sun or the ...

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2. www.digitalcameraworld.com › features › the-completeThe complete guide to Canon's lens terms - Digital Camera World

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   May 23, 2020 · Canon L lenses have a red ring around the front of their barrel. MP-E. This term is currently only used on one lens, the MP-E 65mm f/2.8 1-5x Macro Photo. This lens differs from Canon's other optics as it’s a manual-focus-only macro lens that can reach magnifications of up to 5x life size. Standard macro lenses tend to offer a maximum 1x ...

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4. www.buyvshades.com › blog › all-things-aviatorAll Things Aviator Sunglasses: Types, History, Facts & FAQs

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   Feb 28, 2023 · The first prototype of aviator sunglasses that are popular today was created by Bausch & Lomb in partnership with the US Military in 1936. Aviator sunglasses went on sale to the public in 1937; and were redesigned with a metal frame and patented by Bausch & Lomb in 1939.

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5. www.allaboutvision.com › eyewear › sunglassesWhat are mirrored sunglasses? - All About Vision

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   Jan 14, 2021 · Mirror sunglasses and sports. Mirror lens sunglasses are a great option for skiing, watersports, sandboarding and flying sports such as microlighting and gliding, where glare is a big factor that can affect both your efficiency/performance and safety. Other activities like hiking and cycling can also involve spending hours in the sun.

6. www.thesunglassfix.com › what-are-g15-lensesWhat are G15 Lenses - Blog - The Sunglass Fix

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   These lenses allow the user to retain true-to-life color tones, whilst offering protection from UV and the elements. Green G15 lenses effectively ‘absorb’ blue light and will enable you to read greens better. Their wide range of vision, coming from the classic aviator ‘teardrop’ shape, also holds obvious benefits here.

7. www.sunglassesforsport.com › how-to-chooseHow to Choose - Lens Colours & Categories - Sunglasses For Sport

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   Category 4: 3-8% VLT. The following is a general guide to the lens categories that apply to different lens colours: Category 0 – Clear, Light Yellow, Pale Orange and Yellow. Category 1 – Orange, Rose & Vermilion. Category 2 – Purple, Red, Amber & Light brown. Category 3 – ‘Standard’ Grey & Brown.

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   What are aviator green sunglasses?

   • Also known to those in the industry as ‘crystal green’ or ‘green lenses’, they’re exceptionally striking and effortlessly recognisable. For some designers, producing sunglasses with lenses in this color is common. The name ‘aviator green’ is, in fact, due to their first appearance in Ray-Ban Aviator sunglass lenses.

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   What is a Canon macro lens?

   • This lens differs from Canon's other optics as it’s a manual-focus-only macro lens that can reach magnifications of up to 5x life size. Standard macro lenses tend to offer a maximum 1x magnification, which means they can record a subject on the same size on the sensor as it appears in real life.

   The complete guide to Canon's lens terms - Digital Camera World

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   What colour is a mirror lens?

   • Some manufacturers use the lens colour black instead of grey as this sounds more ‘contemporary’ but it is misleading (a true black lens would not be of much use). SMOKE – ‘Smoke’ is used as the lens base colour when a mirror finish is applied to the lens. It is similar to grey but usually has a brown or blue hue.

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   What are yellow aviator glasses?

   • The yellow lens provides great eye protection by absorbing UV rays and blue light when worn. Clear aviator glasses are aviator-style frames that are paired with clear lenses. Many use these to style retro looks, or just to add a unique piece of eyewear to their outfit.

   All Things Aviator Sunglasses: Types, History, Facts & FAQs

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   Which Canon lenses have a green ring?

   • You can easily spot these lenses, as they are the only ones to have a green ring towards the front of their barrel. EF stands for Electro-Focus and this applies to almost every Canon lens that’s intended for use with the company's full-frame DSLR cameras (and EOS film bodies).

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   Which aviator glasses are best?

   • Yellow lens aviators are another popular style; and not only because they’re an eye-catching fashion item. The yellow lens provides great eye protection by absorbing UV rays and blue light when worn. Clear aviator glasses are aviator-style frames that are paired with clear lenses.

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9. www.reddit.com › r › sunglassesWhat is your lenses tint colour that you use the most and why?

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   Yes, actually a big difference between the two lenses. In glass, surprisingly, the blue mirrored 555nm is slightly brighter, and more of a yellow tint. It is actually a little closer to the drivers tint. It is a nice lens for more overcast/mixed conditions. I also have the blue mirror in plastic (for biking) and is is close to the regular 555nm.