Select Lenses Color Correctly
Choosing the correct lens color for sunglasses depends on various factors such as the environment you’ll be in, your activities, and personal preferences. Here we list some frequent lenses color.
Gray Lenses: Ideal for outdoor activities. They provide true color perception and reduce brightness without altering colors.
Brown/Amber Lenses: Enhance contrast and depth perception. They are good for varying light conditions, including partly cloudy days. Suitable for activities like driving, golfing, and fishing.
Green Lenses: Similar to gray lenses but with better contrast and visual sharpness.
Yellow/Orange Lenses: Enhance contrast in low-light conditions and can improve depth perception. They are great for activities like skiing, snowboarding, and cycling in overcast or foggy conditions.
Rose/Red Lenses: Enhance depth perception and contrast in low-light conditions. They are good for activities like hiking and cycling in cloudy or foggy weather.
Mirrored Lenses: Reflective coatings on the lenses reduce glare and are suitable for very bright conditions such as snow sports or water activities.
Polarized Lenses: Reduce glare from reflective surfaces like water, snow, and roads. They improve visual comfort and clarity, especially in bright conditions.
When choosing lens colors, consider your specific needs and the conditions you’ll encounter. Some sunglasses come with interchangeable lenses, allowing you to switch colors based on changing environments. It’s also essential to ensure your sunglasses provide adequate UV protection, regardless of lens color.
So, here’s a summarized breakdown of standards for gray/brown/green-
What does some of the testings focus?
Each standard ensures that sunglasses with different lens colors meet specific criteria for UV protection, impact resistance, optical clarity, and performance in varying light conditions. When selecting sunglasses, look for products that comply with these standards to ensure they provide adequate protection and performance for your intended use.