Glazing High Minus Prescription Lenses PERFECTLY (-13.00😱)
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- Опубліковано 13 лют 2023
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Glazing is the art of fitting prescription lenses into a frame, and when we say it's an art - we mean it! Here's how we program our edger to make sure these -13.00 prescription lenses look fantastic in the customer's frame.
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You guys are amazing.
We'd be moving around carrying binoculars.
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Pretty cool how it can be curved to hide the thickness, the behind the scenes are nice 😎
Yeah, there's a whole art to it. Maybe I should make a full length video on this subject?
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@@thespectaclefactory Hi Robert, can I send you my frames & prescription for you to personally make my daughter's glass lenses? If yes, please send me you email. I live in Utah, USA.
Very skilful! Amazing end result with no visible thickness ✅
I’m wondering how different they’d look if you actually used glass as you recommended? Thanks 😊
amazing info☺️
Thank you!
That's wondeful!!
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Are Zeiss 1.6index really tough, as my optician says they dont have trivex or polycarbonate for the Adaptive sun.. intended to use it with my rimless
I loveeee this tech! 🥰 xx
Thanks ❤️
How you do for maintain curved proportionally about the frame ? It look very nice. In my school we work with very simple machines.. neksia not do very much position.. and i think my instructor is old and doesn’t know to use all the possibilities. How you learn your machine possibilities ?
Hey! Great video. Just wanted to ask, how thick would a -4.5 lense be? My left eye is at -4.5 or so, and my right eye is at -2.0 or something :)
looks like my -4.5 in photofusion 1.6
amazing
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what's the weight difference between glass lens and a high index plastic lens of the same prescription? I'm -10 and would love to try glass but hear it's heavy and uncomfortable for long wear
Glass is heavier. If you have -10 then it's best to have plastic lenses for work or around the house, and a glass pair for 'best'
@thespectaclefactory What stylish and lightweight frame models and examples do you recommend for men with high prescriptions? Specifically, I have a prescription of -10.25 with medium size face.
I think i am gonna have heart attack after seeing my glasses i paid a lot to get it thin but i think i will still pull coke bottle look 😢
Why it has to be thick at begin at first place?
Because that is how the lens bends light to focus it for you
A -13 ? Prescription Jesus Christ ! God forbid anybody’s vision get that bad
Where ur country?
We are based in England.
If you don't mind me asking, what does the curve and tilt adjustments do to the lenses?
If you can answer Matthew’s questions, Robert please…
My guesses:
Curve: so the frame doesn’t splay out too excessively
Tilt: distributing the thickness of the bottom
The curve function is also useful for making the thickness appear more uniform when the frame curve isn't the same as the front curve of the lens.
Question: why can’t we go above 1.74 ? Is technology mot there or is the demand for it the issue?
My understanding (and I'm not an expert on this particular subject) is that the refractive index of optical plastic is increased by adding sulphur, which adversely affects clarity. Therefore a lens with a higher index wouldn't meet international standards, or perhaps they just can't keep adding sulphur for some reason.
But 1.76 exists, and you can go up to 1.9 in glass.
@@thespectaclefactory YES, 1.74 I CURENTLY HAVE BUT MY MIND CANT UNDERSTAND WHY WE STOPED AT 1.74, MAYBE NEW TECHNOLOGY WILL COME UP SOON. DO YOU HAVE ANY ADVISE ON SUNGLASSES CLIPONS FOR HIGH PRESCRIPTION. WHERE CAN I CONTACT YOU? I CAN SEND YOU MY FILE AND MAYBE YOU CAN ADVISE ME.
The higher the index of plastic lenses (in the technologies current state), the worse the constringence, that is, the lenses ability to keep all the wavelengths of light together. Basically a colour fringing effect. The higher the prescription the more noticeable the effect, which can become detrimental to the wearer at high powers.
A number of high prescription wearers don't achieve 20/20 (6/6 here in Australia), so it can be somewhat counter intuitive if it has an adverse affect on clarity.
The refractive index comes from the jewelry industry; 1.67 and 1.74 would be fine lead glass crystal; Swarovski.
1.90+ would be Sphene (Titanite).
2.417 is diamond.
2.65+ is moissanite.
I highly doubt that scientist can ever replicate the refractive index of diamonds, and moissanites in plastic.
I'm pretty sure that they can replicate Sphene (Titanite) in glass.
@@curlyhairdudeify yes we have 1.90 in glass but its glass breaks
Thanks for info
Can you do 1.90 in the US ?
We've shipped lots of pairs to the US
Thanks!
Do you take insurance and I want a cat shape glasses ??
Can this be done with -6.50 -7.50
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@@thespectaclefactory can this be done with upto -25 or -30?
we can do it with hands 😂 we dont this machine for this we have skilled people for this 😂