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Contrast lenses will be your best option. Transmission choice would be the biggest sticking point.try and see it better on cloudy days
cut down glare from the lights
Contrast lenses will be your best option. Transmission choice would be the biggest sticking point.
G30 Iridium (30%) - This has been mentioned a few times, I would tend away from it. The tint was designed as a golf lens. And while gold and baseball might be very similar in the colors involved, the end result you're looking for from the lens differs. G30 is meant to increase the contrast of the greens, to better read the course. I'm not saying you shouldn't use it, it just wouldn't be my first choice.
HI Yellow (86%) - This lens would be good for a darker game, but when you get too dark I assume the lights would come on. Some people don't like the heavy coloring of the lens, and it feels strange when you take them off after using them for a while. They are iridium coated, which cuts down on glare.
Persimmon (61%) - A nice orange lens, highlights everything equally however. It is a contrast lens, but I feel it doesn't add much to the perception.
VR28 (28%) - This is my personal favorite contrast lens, but it's targeted more toward highlighting warm colors (red, orange, yellow). If you used a yellow or orange ball I'd recommend this hands down, but with a white ball you're not going to see much benefit. It does the best job, in my mind, of creating the most color contrast however. The dirt track and infield will stand out better against the green grass.
VR50 (50%) - Same as VR28, but a lighter transmission and less contrast effect.
Iridium coatings are about all you can do to help with the lights. Some people get ghosting when they use a very light lens such as yellow or persimmon, and iridium helps remove that.