Does the mask have a Purge valve also? Does the lens curv across the front &amp; ovr to the side of your eyes so frame doesn't block peripheral vision?
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It does not have a purge valve, and the frame does somewhat curve around, I have had no trouble seeing all I needed to see.
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Yes providing your mask is at brow level or lower. I use a more traditional paintball style mask and I just had to remove the detachable visor.
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The size contributes to the comfort and purpose of the product. Though the mask may wrap around the side of your head a bit further or it may feel like you're wearing oversized glasses, it will still be comfortable and light will be blocked.
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It seems to block light pretty well overall. Sometimes there is a little that creeps in on the bottom, but usually it is just a matter of pulling the mask down a little bit more so that it is sitting right. I can't promise perfection, but I haven't found anything better yet.
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I do not wear glasses. I have seen others use glasses with this mask, but I cannot comment on the level of comfort or functionality.
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I dont understand what you mean by privacy masking, but it is a simple fixed focus and focal length lens and works well wireless and in dark with infrared lighting. This camera holds up well to the external elements.
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I have a smaller frame face and it does fit. I have to wear it pretty tight to keep it sealed, but not uncomfortable. Just took it last month on a snorkeling trip in Puerto Rico, great mask! The side view vision is great, and the snorkel really does keep water out when you dive down.
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some users have reported that if you can only see out of one eye that it does work as both lenses are the same. witch is what changes 3D back to 2d in passive systems. now I couldn't say if you will see any flicker or not but you shouldn't.
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The lens is not tinted. Personally, I wish it was and it is hard to upgrade for this mask. My advice to you is to get a v flex rather than the helix as with the v flex you can get tinted lens.I hope you enjoy whatever mask you decide to get!
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On my zoom it is visible in the lens at the widest angle (24 mm) even when folded back completely. It is fine even at 30mm and I feel like it is a reasonable compromise. I need it for because I get terrible flare using my variable ND filter if I don't. Since the filter needs to rotate, I can't use a petal design that helps with avoiding blocking wide angle lenses.
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Unfortunately I can't see myself when I'm wearing the mask, but I think the pictured model's face is small. It does need to extend beyond your eyebrows and cheeks in order to block out light.
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Yes there is ample room for eyes to open without (much) contact with the mask, and I have particularly long eyelashes. However, depending on sleep patterns (e.g. side to side shifting) it does move around during the night and may end up pressing against the eyeballs. If you are a back sleeper- no problem. It's by far the best mask I've found.
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I just took a look at mine...it's about the size of the tip of my pinkie finger. Lightly press your pinkie to the surface of the mask and move it over the narrow part of the frame. If it slides through it should be fine. That narrow area on my Mares i3 Liquidskin mask doesn't allow the magnet to move across...but, my Promate mask has lots of room. I'll admit that I bought another wiper for my Mares mask...one for each side. It works great as long as I keep them slid off the side of the mask when I'm not using them.
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I haven't had a problem with any light coming through. I tend to be pretty sensitive to the tiniest amount of light when sleeping and haven't had any issues with the mask.
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Occasionally, I have issues with fogging. But, if you work with the bendable strip on the top of the mask, you can usually eliminate or minimize the fogging. The valve on the mask makes a big difference vs masks that don't have a valve.
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http://www.tusa.com/us-en/Tusa/Masks/TM-5700_LIBERATOR_PLUShttp://www.tusa.com/us-en/Tusa/Corrective_LensesYou may want to look at Tusa masks / googles as they have models with corrective lenses.Best of luck...
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I have never had my Remington Radians glasses fog on me. When wearing a mask in dusty conditions, and cold temperatures, I always make sure there is a tight seal at the top of the masks to seal off any warm air expelled from my nose, and mouth. When driving through fog the red tinted lenses seem to help penetrate through the fog more than driving without wearing them.