So, let's check how sunglasses work in below:
The main function of sunglasses is to protect the eyes and avoid direct damage from ultraviolet rays. Silver lenses can reflect ultraviolet rays. Reflective, ordinary lenses only have a layer of coating on the surface. The more sophisticated ones will add a layer of blue anti-reflection and control-enhancing coating on the inside of the glasses, so you can see things more clearly. The inner coating also has an advantage to prevent the back surface from reflecting light. The silver coating is generally a toad lens. The lens is relatively large. The image of people or objects on the back side is likely to cause visual interference. This coating will eliminate this Reflection;
There is also an absorption type. Some metal compounds are added to the lens to absorb the light of a fixed spectrum, so that the harmful spectrum can be selectively filtered out. This is the reason why ordinary sunglasses have a shading effect;
The third It is the polarization type. The polarizer we often say is actually polarized sunglasses. It is actually the best protective effect among these three methods. The polarizer actually uses macromolecular compounds after heat treatment to form a polarized light grating film. The layer, so that only the light from the same direction of the grating can enter the eye, effectively preventing the irritation of the diffuse reflection to the human eye. You must wear polarized lenses for fishing and skiing to avoid glare.
First of all, it is necessary to prevent UV, and then see whether the lens is regular, what is regularity, that is, inferior sunglasses, frames and lenses, do not match, so if the lens is bigger, it will become deformed. How to check: Hold the sunglasses against the light. The original light is flat and a straight line. If it is not flat at the center point, it will feel concave and convex. This is a lens that is squeezed and deformed, not a smooth horizontal. The change is that there is irregular astigmatism. Wearing this kind of glasses is more harmful to human eyes.
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