Just in case people find it useful (opticians and consumers alike), I thought I'd share this.
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Just in case people find it useful (opticians and consumers alike), I thought I'd share this.
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On the same note, here are the clarities (higher number= more clarity)
Super thin glass 58 Maui Brilliant 56 Maui Pure 52 Maui Evolution 43 Poly carbonate 30
Hmm. Not sure I understand this chart. It appears that it shows Evolution HT gradient almost 10% darker than grey ST glass.
Huh. The grey glass was the original MJ lens developed by Jim Richards.
Hmm.
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Please define "clarity". You've posted what appears to be nothing more than Abbe values of different materials. If you're trying to equate chromatic aberration in plano lens materials as being somehow easily perceptible to the eye across different materials, please link to the white paper, and/or double blind studies showing this to be the case. I can find none. I thought Maui was a bit better than this...Quote:
Originally Posted by smittenkitten
Do not understand .....................Quote:
Originally Posted by smittenkitten
Maui .......is a brand
Super thin glass is a material
Polycarbonate is a material
Maui Evolution is trivex like material. No idea what Maui Pure and Maui Brilliant are. Don't understand either.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris Ryser