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and why BMW have red lit dashboards. How interesting  |
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| #9 Re: goggles... 03/07/2008 @ 21:53:22 |
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haha yeh I was thinking that too..  |
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| #8 Re: goggles... 03/07/2008 @ 20:56:10 |
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| Rose tinted spectacles make even the shittest snow look good too. |
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I don't need to shout about what qualifications I have got and haven't got, I know I'm good!
Txt spk trnslayshns a spshlty. |
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| #7 Re: goggles... 03/07/2008 @ 20:48:33 |
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QUOTE (Chorlton - 03/07/2008 @ 14:41:06) ....and meaning you can see through trees. ........
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| #6 Re: goggles... 03/07/2008 @ 14:41:06 |
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QUOTE (mea00csf - 03/07/2008 @ 13:03:49) I read somewhere that rose/red tints are very good for changeable conditions. Basically the eye can adjust quicker from short wavelengths to bright light than it could at long wavelengths. Which is apparently why under emergency conditions submarines use red light as should they need to surface quickly the crew would be able to adapt quicker to daylight than if they'd been using standard white light. I did only read that on a forum tho, so it could be rubbish, sounds impressive tho 
nah rose tints are great because they have create a hyper-parabolic sine wave as the light is refracted in front of your colour receptors in your eye therefore reacting with the non-glare from the sketchy light and meaning you can see through trees. No other lense does it. Therefore they are defo the best lense. |
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| #5 Re: goggles... 03/07/2008 @ 13:51:39 |
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Wow, that's interesteing, you wouldn't imagine it!
I think in b/w photography red increases contrast... so
maybe that's a factor aswell!?
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| #4 Re: goggles... 03/07/2008 @ 13:03:49 |
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| I read somewhere that rose/red tints are very good for changeable conditions. Basically the eye can adjust quicker from short wavelengths to bright light than it could at long wavelengths. Which is apparently why under emergency conditions submarines use red light as should they need to surface quickly the crew would be able to adapt quicker to daylight than if they'd been using standard white light. I did only read that on a forum tho, so it could be rubbish, sounds impressive tho |
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| #3 Re: goggles... 03/07/2008 @ 10:49:43 |
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Ahh pink chrome, yeh I meant pink, but that would be that same I suppose...
All purpose sounds good!
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| #2 Re: goggles... 02/07/2008 @ 23:13:47 |
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rose are a really good lower light/all purpose lenses.
reflecty finish is usually for brighter days.
never seen a rose/chrome finish. maybe the manufacturer has a little description. look it up on t'net. |
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| #1 goggles... 02/07/2008 @ 22:21:16 |
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Hi,
Can anyone tell me what a rose lens with a chrome coated outer lens
goggle is good for, are they general purpose? like the amber and yellow ones!?
Thanks...  |
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