"The Other Side of Free Form"

[Fezz]

This month's 20/20 magzine has a great article about the possibilities for lens production and design with free form technology. The author, Mike Walach, is a briliant optical guru. I learned a lot from his article. I hope you do too!

http://www.2020mag.com/CE/TabViewTes...0/Default.aspx

Thoughts, ideas, opinions?

[braheem24]

I had no idea Michael was able to write so well :D If you've every heard his accent you would never guess it.

Michael if you read this, I still owe you a lamb dinner and the SGX with the static nozzle is still running.

[Jacqui]

I think we're just at the tip of the iceberg on freeform. There will be many, many things done with it that no one here can imagine.

[Jim Schafer]

Thanks Fezz


I am looking forward to visiting Michaels at his lab this coming Monday afternoon (he is about 2 miles west of our HQ building).

He called me today with some questions on lens materials. We had a great conversation and he invited me over to see his direct surface lines.

I love his accent and cadence of speech, remind me of mom's relatives in Cleveland in the 50's and 60's!

Jim

[Fezz]

Hey Jim,

Tell him that his article was very informative and a refreshing perspective!

:cheers::cheers::cheers:

[Darryl Meister]

I am looking forward to visiting Michaels at his lab this coming Monday afternoon

Jim, Please pass along my regards when you see him. It's been a few weeks since I've heard from him.

[au]

Hi All,

Very good article, everyone should enjoy

Thanks Mike Walach !

:cheers: