How To Choose The Color Of Sunglasses?
The sun is so hot that people can't keep their eyes open. Whether walking or driving, many people can't do without a pair of sunglasses. As a fashion item, sunglasses are also used by many hipsters to match their clothes and reflect their taste. Not only do the shapes come in a variety of colors: in addition to the regular black, caramel, amber, yellow, Burgundy, blue, green and even pink... What a mess of flowers to charm the eyes. A casual search on the Internet can turn up lots of guides on styles and matching, but did you know that the color of the lens is also related to function?
In the colorful lenses. There's a way for all the powers that be:
Sunglasses work differently depending on their color. Knowing the secret of sunglasses color will give you better eye protection while increasing your sense of style. There are many colors of sunglasses, more common are tan, gray, green, yellow and red colors of the lens.
Brown lens: Brown lenses filter out a lot of blue light, which can improve the contrast and clarity of vision, suitable for wearing in heavy air pollution or fog conditions. The tawny-colored lens can reduce the brightness of the light at the same time, the object color distortion is minimal, and can slightly reduce the blue light halo, make the image clearer, and provide glare protection. The tawn-colored lenses block light reflected from smooth, shiny surfaces, allowing people to see tiny areas even when wearing sunglasses, making them ideal for drivers.
Grey lens: Grey lenses filter almost the same amount of colors in the sunlight, and can completely absorb infrared and 98% ultraviolet rays. Its biggest advantage is that the original color of the scene will not be changed by the lens, and it can reduce the light intensity very effectively.
Green lenses: Like grey lenses, green lenses absorb infrared and 99% of ultraviolet rays. However, the green lens also blocks the green and red in the light, causing the color of the scene to sometimes change after passing through the green lens, and its blocking effect is slightly less than the gray lens.
Red lens: Red lenses can filter 95 percent of ultraviolet light and some shorter wavelengths of visible light, recommended for use in changeable weather conditions.
Yellow lens: absorbs up to 100 percent of ultraviolet light and allows infrared and 83 percent of visible light to pass through the lens. The best thing about yellow lenses is that they absorb most of the blue light. When sunlight passes through the atmosphere, it is mainly blue light (which explains why the sky is blue). Yellow lenses absorb blue light and make nature more clear. Therefore, they are often used as "light filters", which are suitable for early morning, evening or rainy light environment.
Laser lens: suitable for beach, snow or boat and other sunlight, especially strong reflective environment.
Now you know how to sunglases lens color?
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Sophie Yang
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