Gray or Brown Transition vi for brown frames

[jnnydss]

Hello! I just ordered some new frames through my eye center. I got some brown plastic frames with lilac on the inside. What transition color, gray or brown, do you think would compliment them the best? I think brown, but the clerk thought gray.

Thank you,
J

[Fezz]

What transition color, gray or brown, do you think would compliment them the best?
J

I think:

That you should follow our posting guidelines!

"This forum is for Eyecare Professionals. Consumers are allowed to post in the Just Conversation forum and non-optical topics only. Please be aware that any questions involving optics or eyecare may be removed. These kinds of questions should be discussed with a qualified eyecare professional who has examined you and is familiar with your situation."

[jnnydss]

I thought I posted in Just Conversation. Is that right or where should I post? Sorry.:hammer:

[Steve Machol]

In this case I don't think we are getting in diagnostics by offering suggestions on color matches. :)

[Fezz]

I thought I posted in Just Conversation. Is that right or where should I post? Sorry.:hammer:

Ahhh.......................what part of:

"This forum is for Eyecare Professionals. Consumers are allowed to post in the Just Conversation forum and non-optical topics only. Please be aware that any questions involving optics or eyecare may be removed. These kinds of questions should be discussed with a qualified eyecare professional who has examined you and is familiar with your situation."

: Didn't you get?

[CME4SPECS]

from here the brown looks best. But I like looking through gray better!

[Fezz]

In this case I don't think we are getting in diagnostics by offering suggestions on color matches. :)

LOL!!!

Ok, ok........I'll play nice (since its your Birthday ;))!!


I suggest that you discuss Transitions Splitz with your Eye Care Professional. You may want to ask about Sunsensors as well! Hopefully Chris Ryser may pop in and suggest a triple gradient tint of some sort to match the frame, your hair and skin tone, and the shade of the dollar bills spent on the above options!!


;):cheers::cheers::cheers::D

[Diane]

The color of the lens should match the visual task that the patient will be using the eyewear for as well as their own color key. As a matter of fact, color is very technical and this puts it into a technical question.

Diane

[CME4SPECS]

Hello! I just ordered some new frames through my eye center. I got some brown plastic frames with lilac on the inside. What transition color, gray or brown, do you think would compliment them the best? I think brown, but the clerk thought gray.

Thank you,
J

Never trust a CLERK! See a pro!

[hcjilson]

Don't look for any help from me..........I'm staying out of this one!:D:D:D

[Fezz]

Brown 30% top tint

Pink or rose middle 10-15%

Bottom 30% blue

Maybe your *Clerk* should have suggested some optical artwork by Billy Brock as well!

[kidsparrow]

Brown 30% top tint

Pink or rose middle 10-15%

Bottom 30% blue

Maybe your *Clerk* should have suggested some optical artwork by Billy Brock as well!

That would absolutely stunning. Decide for yourself whether I mean "stunning" in a good way or bad way.

[Happylady]

Brown 30% top tint

Pink or rose middle 10-15%

Bottom 30% blue

Maybe your *Clerk* should have suggested some optical artwork by Billy Brock as well!

Fezz, no, no, no. The pink goes on the bottom, the blue in the middle.

Oh, the clerk was probably what we refer to as an optician.

[CME4SPECS]

Fezz, no, no, no. The pink goes on the bottom, the blue in the middle.

Oh, the clerk was probably what we refer to as an optician.

YOU may refer to them as an optician...but, I sure don't! The poster was correct...CLERK!

[Happylady]

YOU may refer to them as an optician...but, I sure don't! The poster was correct...CLERK!

How do you know?

[Steve Machol]

Off track. Since no one has anything constructive to add, thread closed.