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I know this has been discussed (and I've actually experienced it) in the past but I can't find a dedicated thread to it-
Is anyone or has anyone experienced reflections of the inside of their lenses to the point of unwearability? And is it worse with some lens/frame combos?
I have a pair of X-Squared Polished Carbon and Fire Polarized I built and I'm getting crazy reflections of light off the inside of the lens to the point I simply can't wear them- I even have what appears to be a line of light moving up and down the lens. Lighting doesn't seem to matter- though the brighter the worse it is-there's always something reflecting back I can see.
Like I said, I've experienced this before especially with Fire but not like this. I'd say I think its a bad set of lenses but I had these exact lenses in a Plasma frame and they were fine- I pop them in this Carbon frame and it starts.
Not sure what if anything can be done about it but if anyone has thoughts/ideas, they'd be welcome- cause otherwise I'm going to breakdown this frame and do something else with it.
Is anyone or has anyone experienced reflections of the inside of their lenses to the point of unwearability? And is it worse with some lens/frame combos?
I have a pair of X-Squared Polished Carbon and Fire Polarized I built and I'm getting crazy reflections of light off the inside of the lens to the point I simply can't wear them- I even have what appears to be a line of light moving up and down the lens. Lighting doesn't seem to matter- though the brighter the worse it is-there's always something reflecting back I can see.
Like I said, I've experienced this before especially with Fire but not like this. I'd say I think its a bad set of lenses but I had these exact lenses in a Plasma frame and they were fine- I pop them in this Carbon frame and it starts.
Not sure what if anything can be done about it but if anyone has thoughts/ideas, they'd be welcome- cause otherwise I'm going to breakdown this frame and do something else with it.