If I blackened the lens would the glasses and/or foam around eyes allow any light to reach the persons eyes? Looking to buy for person w/ photophobia.
1844048
The foam creates a nice tight seal, I put them on just now and turned all the lights off , then I took a flashlight and shined it around the foam to see if light came through and it didn't , I hope that helps . And they strap is adjustable so you can make it nice and snug
1844049
It should be fine if you blacken the whole lense the foam blocks light for sure.
1844050
There are 4 small air holes on each side,you almost would never know it. Tilting your head just so you do see a bit of light ,but only through those small holes. If you cover these small holes, you would be good as gold, along with darkening the lenses, the foam lets in no light in that I could tell.
2224926
I have no way to exactly measure the darkness or lightness of these goggles however, because I bought these for working in the shop, both grinding and welding, I felt compelled to answer. The seem dark enough for using a torch and grinding however I would not weld with them as they seem too light. Also, the little chain that holds the two eye cups together is really poorly designed. I can no longer use mine because I need to figure out a new middle connector or just throw them away... I honestly got really frustrated with the middle pc falling apart every time I tried to put them on!
1502748
Yes, but depending on the length of the lens you may get a shadow on your subject.
1453342
Yes, but you will need to take the lenses off from the frame or you wont be able to see any thing.!!!!
2069165
I'd say skip the lense. In order to get a more diffused light, I made a disk of lens tissue slightly larger than the included glass lens, placed it on the inside face of the glass and put the cover back on. This does dim the overall output a bit, but it's very bright, so the diffusion is worth it (for me). It's still painfully bright, do NOT look into these lights, you'll have a blind spot for 20 minutes!
1625062
Not to my knowledge...these are simply safety lens glasses designed for shooters. The don't have the normal 'bridge' in the nose that would inhibit a person from picking up a target coming in at an angle. Different colors are designed for shooting under different light conditions at a target range. I do use these with my contact lenses but you'll need to take your prescription to an optician and have them make up a set of shooting glasses. There's usually an optician somewhere in your general area that specialized in shooting glasses. Hope this helps.
722646
Yes, it is my understanding that it has everything to do withe the intensity of the light. It is not providing any UVA or UVB rays which might be filtered out by glasses. I wear my glasses while I sit next to my Happy Light and read or work on my computer. So does my mother.
1588906
Yes. You will see a lot of flare in low ambient light situations, especially with glasses, but I wear my glasses with the unit all the time.
1907550
I wouldn't recommended it. It would melt the lens slowly. They are pretty bright already
398338
I have a severe light sensitivity too.I own two pairs. One dark and one clear.I mostly wear the dark ones as it is usually bright when I swim.However there are times when I swim early in the morning or later in the evening, allowing the clear lens to keep my view intact.
2163743
It has a set of adapter rings that screw into the end of the lens just like a filter. The light snaps onto the adapter. Many filters are threaded on both sides so you can stack multiple filters. As long as your filter is threaded on both sides it will work. But I would recommend removing any filters while using this light anyways. When you are that close in with light so close to the camera axis, the potential for lens flare is pretty great. Filters magnify this effect. In fact, I always advise people to stay away from "protective filters" for a variety of reasons but that's another topic entirely.
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I have several pair of dark sun glasses, that's why I ordered these "shooting" glasses. They have 99.9% UV Blocking, that's what "fries" the retina, not the bright light. I "hate" dark sun glasses for anything beyond fishing from a boat in bright sun shine - then I can see through the dark lenses. I understand these yellow lenses are also good good at night -I had a pair but seldom drive at night.
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i Have These Glasses. The Lenses Are Completely SmokeGrey... Not Half tinted. LoveThem! GreatFor Wearing When Riding My Motorcycle... NoWindGetsUnderThem.... I'dBuyThem Again!
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The foam isn't super thick and the glasses aren't super heavy so doesn't really block much more than a regular pair of sunglasses. Definitely doesn't create any random blind spots.Also, it may change with face size. Not sure, my face is on the bigger side though.
645248
It depends on how much moisture you put of the foam around the glasses. As others have noted, they do fog pretty bad. Especially for a person like me who sweats a lot when they work out. I noticed that some tried to remove some of the foam, while others wear them loosely. To me, that's too much work. Also, I now do not trust their UV claims. At the very least, they are not polarized. I can see my iPhone tracking read outs with them on. I can't with my other polarized glasses.
1518630
Probably not. The wrap around shape of the lens will most likely contact the frames of the prescription glasses in a way that would make the goggles uncomfortable around the ears.
980732
They block and protect your eyes when using Black Light/UV. They would only enhance when using the "light" as far as contrast on urine.