I did enjoy the sun the other day, @stiggle. Just like that old lazy lovely dog, but with a book. And I found out that my recently purchased reading glasses have one photochromic lens and a normal lens. :D
@30pics4jackiesdiamond ooooh, no, enjoying a book is never lazy. Only the dog was lazy :D @kjarn I imagine that, I always admire you when you post your monthly reads.
Thank you very much, @kvphoto@stiggle@bkbinthecity and @summerfield
Well, my regular glasses also have these photochromic lenses, because i can't use sunglasses. But for the reading glasses, i ordered regular lenses. I have only used these inside, shoo i didn't notice anything.
And when i took them outside, and saw the difference, at first, i thought one of the lenses was in the shadow. It happened before with my regular glasses, to see spots or lines, depending on the shadow and light. So i left these in full sun, and the only thing was that one lens got darker and darker.
Anyhow, i don't really need them outside, in bright light. So i think I'll keep them as they are.
Yes, @summerfield and @stiggle, true. I should just enjoy the sun and the book. Not make so much ado about nothing.
The sun is long gone (a bit of snow, yay!!!) and the book now finished.
Off to new discoveries, lovely people.
That is so weird, and annoying, about your glasses
@kjarn I imagine that, I always admire you when you post your monthly reads.
Well, the order for the glasses was with regular lenses.
The book is 'The Book Thief' by Markus Zusak
Well, my regular glasses also have these photochromic lenses, because i can't use sunglasses. But for the reading glasses, i ordered regular lenses. I have only used these inside, shoo i didn't notice anything.
And when i took them outside, and saw the difference, at first, i thought one of the lenses was in the shadow. It happened before with my regular glasses, to see spots or lines, depending on the shadow and light. So i left these in full sun, and the only thing was that one lens got darker and darker.
Anyhow, i don't really need them outside, in bright light. So i think I'll keep them as they are.
Yes, @summerfield and @stiggle, true. I should just enjoy the sun and the book. Not make so much ado about nothing.
The sun is long gone (a bit of snow, yay!!!) and the book now finished.
Off to new discoveries, lovely people.
@shutterbug49 , do you mean they have different lenses for children with dyslexia? That is so interesting.