Glasses/Sunglasses Tint Comparison - See The Difference! | Real-World Test 

Definitely! You’re just so good and benignant at what you do. We like how drastic and dynamic you’ve been. Every tiny effort is indeed deeply appreciated and helpful

Definitely

Is anti glare and anti reflective coating are the same or not! should I apply anti glare and anti reflective coating in both sides or just in inside part for sunglasses! Is dust and water repellent is a coating or natural attributes of polycarbonate lens! Please reply, it will help me a lot

would like to see, how the colors are on different frames. Because i would like to know how it looks when other people watch me, i dont care how i look through it.

Yes.

To be fair, it's very difficult to set the camera up to get the true effect, but thank you! I'll try to make more content like this.

@thespectaclefactory Nononono, that's totally fair! That was more of a wishlist than a gripe. The shot you used and the example at the Koi pond were both still very effective and again, leages better than other comparable videos.

Thank you, Patrick 👍

Hi, why don't you book a virtual consultation with us and we can go through all of the options with you... www.thespectaclefactory.com/v-contact

With the popularity of this video, I'm going to!

Glad it helped!

Cheers man, I really appreciate that

Thank you. That's definitely a pair I'll treasure forever

Thank you Robert. I threw the ball plenty for Chester, I can assure you.

Yes! Should I do more videos like this exploring the colours in different surroundings?

@@thespectaclefactory yes!

You're welcome - glad it was helpful 😁

Got a short video coming out tomorrow which features G15. But yeah I might do a driving lens comparison including G15.

You're welcome!

Most welcome

It does, sounds like you have night myopia, where you are slightly more short sighted in low light situations.

@@thespectaclefactory so maybe requiring different prescription at night?

Thanks!

Sure, that's a good video idea! Could you do me a favour and ask the question on our recent community post? And then I can answer it in my upcoming video. As for those tints, I personally don't think a 50% rose or yellow ever looks good. Sweet Violet is much more cosmetic. Yellow is great for gaming but looks a bit odd outside of that environment. Just IMO of course 😄

Tints are applied before the coating. If you're wearing them for the computer, a yellow tint would be more effective that blue blocking coating.

It can do. Depends what electronics you're working with - could you give me some examples?? Here's a video I made on the subject: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rw21OE-tKA0.html

Thanks!

Yeah! I think due to the popularity of this one I will film more content like this - also a great excuse to get outdoors ❤️

You could go for either the blue as suggested for contrast, brown to blend everything together, or even green if you want a more neutral lens in terms of colour perception. I'd probably go brown, like the pair I'm wearing in this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pGVyLgpTlh4.html&lc=UgxpNor8q77uQZvHQAF4AaABAg

Yes they are, and yes we ship all over the world. I have many clients in the Netherlands. Just email me via rob@thespectaclefactory.com

Yes

Yes, I'd like you to try a prescription pair for cycling with this lens someday! You would love it.

The rose tint, especially the FL41 variety, are somewhat commonly used for migraines.

No, certainly not

Yes, Sweet Violet really does enhance everything much more than grey or brown. I now have 3 clients who have tried it based on my recommendation since my SmarLife video and they have all been blown away.

@@thespectaclefactory thanks, I’ll try them out next.

Thanks! Blue is very calming and restful to look through. Living with it is easy as you get accustomed to the blue hue it provides. Can be a struggle in really bright light because blue isn't so protective, but you'll enjoy it the rest of the time!

@@thespectaclefactory thank you for the reply. Yesterday I got my new glasses and today I went on a hike. I really enjoyed my new lens. :)

They are kind of the same. Anti-reflection stops reflections off the lens surface, which in turn reduces glare into the eyes. BUT it's important to know that lenses with anti-reflection do not reduce glare from the outer environment, only reflections that would have been caused by the lenses themselves. Polycarbonate doesn't inherently have dust or water repellence. You need a coating for that. I never recommend polycarbonate lenses - see my video about lens materials. With sunglasses, You definitely want anti-reflection on the back surface. Whether you want it on the front is up to you. Having it on the front means others can see your eyes more easily and it makes them perform better in lower light. Not having it obscures your eyes and makes them a tiny bit more protective in bright weather.

@@thespectaclefactory 👍🏼thanks

That's a great suggestion - We'll definitely consider it -haleemah

Yeah. In that case you want a black (not grey) lens for sure. Completely natural colour perception.

​@@thespectaclefactory Hi again, Thx for your reply. The company I am buying my new glasses from dont have black lens. They have Photochromic/Reactolight (Light Adaptive), Transitions (Light Adaptive), Regular Sunglass Tints, Mirror tints and Polarized Lenses. I might go for brown lens. I wanna get prescription sunglasses for when I am outdoors in the hot sun. Thanks for your time.

Everyone perceives colours differently so it's a very personal thing. If you like green, go for it!

You can wear any tint indoors, depending on your light sensitivity. Personally I find 40-50% to be the sweetspot depending on the lens colour. But most people would feel more comfortable with a 25%.

Check out this weekend's video 😉

No. Chester has an extremely busy schedule. He's currently touring Europe

Por gold? I agree about amber!

@@thespectaclefactory Sorry I meant do your gold lenses come polarised?

Pretty dark but not full sunglasses

Can you elaborate on the question?

@@thespectaclefactory I saw a couple of glasses which were blue, pink, brown, grey tinted. Then there was something that had multicolored tint. I wanted to know what's that?

@@TruthTriumphs786 I don't think there is a name for it - it's something that is done custom and you need to tell your optician (or us if you want us to do it) what you have in mind and they should be able to recreate it for you

Ooh tough decision. I personally prefer brown but when most people compare they prefer green since it's more natural.

What frame would you be pairing it with??

@@thespectaclefactory I have the round frames similar to Robert’s from the Novak Djokovic collection

Good question... I know what you mean. It's a combination of the tint colour and % - luminosity?

@@thespectaclefactory yea

Zeiss personally

@@thespectaclefactory thx any zeiss tints that are similar to the Maui rose lens? cos I've heard the rose lens was the most beautiful to see through

@@omokok1877 Yeah, didn't I showcase a rose in this video?? I agree Maui Rose is the best, and could be replicated with Zeiss but you would lose the polarisation

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Me too. And you can go way better with specialised colours as well!

@@thespectaclefactory what specialised colours add better clarity while driving? I honestly find that dark brown and dark grey block out too much detail for me 😁

If you mean my Adaptive Sun glasses, they are 75-25% brown base tint

He's the best

Good idea. I do need to film a new version of this

that would be awesome! I went with amethyst I hope it holds up I have brown currently and love nature so I want natural brightness maybe they can make a white type that keeps the contrasts 😅😅​@thespectaclefactory

New version of this video coming out soon!

How come?

It's a joke

@@thespectaclefactory ok. I must say, I did laugh. 😄