Glocker71
Oakley Beginner
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Quick question for the forum... Does polarization have any effect on the appearance of a tint when looking at it, not through it?
Basically, my daughter is looking at a pair of RX oakleys and is set on blue. She prefers a brighter shade. I'll be ordering through oakleysi, so sapphire is out. I have deep blue and ice, both polar. Deep blue is what she likes, but the fact that you can see my eyes pretty well rules that out with her, which leaves ice. If I order non-polar, will the blue be a little lighter than if I order polar?
I am aware of the pros vs cons of polarization; this is simply a question of aesthetics.
Thanks,
Mike
Basically, my daughter is looking at a pair of RX oakleys and is set on blue. She prefers a brighter shade. I'll be ordering through oakleysi, so sapphire is out. I have deep blue and ice, both polar. Deep blue is what she likes, but the fact that you can see my eyes pretty well rules that out with her, which leaves ice. If I order non-polar, will the blue be a little lighter than if I order polar?
I am aware of the pros vs cons of polarization; this is simply a question of aesthetics.
Thanks,
Mike