Camber Webinar - August 28

Join myself, Kurt Gardner from IOT and David Rips of Younger Optics for an informative presentation on Camber™ lenses.

This free course is approved for one hour of ABO credit, and all attendees will receive a coupon for a free pair of Camber™ lenses.

There will be three sessions to choose from: 10am, 2pm, and 7pm Eastern.

Everyone is welcome to attend.

If you are interested, please sign up here: www.feaind.com/webinar/signup.php


I'm re-posting here from the news section just so we can get some feedback from people as to any specific questions they might have about Camber, so that way we can be sure to address it in the webinar.

Hi Bill,

Will you be replaying or doing another webinar for Camber at a later date? I will unfortunately be unable to attend the Aug 28th.

I believe the plan is to make it available for replay, and I also think others are in the works for those that can't attend this one. I don't have any dates yet, but when we do we'll make sure to announce them.

I am signed up and was curious when it would be in at DVI labs?

I know labs are currently in the process of being validated, including DVI labs.

You can find a list of the currently approved Camber labs here: http://camberlens.com/offer_camber.aspx

Craig, if you want you can PM me which lab you want to use and I can get you more information.

I hope digital eye lab picks this up!

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I hope digital eye lab picks this up!

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Give them a call and ask!

This is upcoming in just a few days; still space left it anyone is interested.

Our deadline for sign ups is 5pm Eastern today. The 10 AM has 2 slots left, the 2PM has 11, and the 7PM has 4. Please sign up through the link ASAP in order for us to get you CE's

I watched most of this, but ultimately fell asleep as it was on at 1.00AM where I am... is there way for me to re-watch it?

We have the powerpoint presntation and WebEx recordings available here:

www.feaind.com/camber

The video format requires its own player, unfortunately, but that should be there as well.

Thank you for posting it! Just got through the first presentation. Well done. Though I would have preferred to know the difference between 'as good' v. 'better' in the 94% of 'as good or better' in near zone quality, the customer satisfaction statistics seem pretty commanding. I look forward to seeing the second presentation.

(PS those of you taking a look and wondering if your sound is working--there's no audio in the track until 5 minutes in or so.)

I was having some trouble loading the recording, when I clicked the link to either one my browser would get stuck loading. If you are having this problem this is how I worked around it:
1. Right-click the recording link and click "Save target as"
2. It will try to save the link as a '.htm' file; after you navigate to where you want to save it, change the file extension from '.htm' to '.arf' and click save.
This downloaded the files correctly.

Thanks for the recording Bill!

No problem. I'm not really that fond of the file format, but I guess it's necessary to get the multiple viewpoint of both the presenter as well as a clear view of the presentation. It made it impossible for us to really edit it, hence the dead time at the beginning when we started the recording a little too early.

Both presentations have identical content, they are just different speakers.