I love your smoke color goggles but need something for low light. Is the blue better for low light? Will you be restocking blue in +3 and +2.5?
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Blue lenses are excellent for all types of light. We currently have the +2.5 in stock but not the +3. Hope that helps.
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The blue allows slightly better sight but the plating works pretty good too. I found the blue makes strange lights appear under sodium vapor lamps in an indoor pool. Helps make lap swimming more interesting.
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i thought the underwater per was great, although sometimes it was hard to see through my mask, which was my fault because of water leaking in my mask. of course there is a blue haze because you are under water. to get rid of that i think you need a more expensive camera with filter capabilities. for the price i think it works great!
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The lights are at 3200k which is warmer than daylight. Set your color balance for the shoot and all should be fine. Should you have a mixed daylight plus these lights and feel there is too much yellow to your liking, simply pull out some yellow in edit. I am satisfied with these lights.
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co Glass Optics: Lead and Arsenic-Free BAK4 Roof Prisms Multicoated Optics Wide Angle Viewing Nitrogen-Filled Fogproof / Waterproof Dual-Hinge Bridge Configuration Rubber Armored Body mine get fogged up when im breathing with my face mask on while hunting, great site and very light we own 3 pairs
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I just finished 8 days of crossbow hunting in Pennsylvania and found the best setting in low light conditions was where the setting is neither the red or blue. Just the black, or off position. The scope still gathers the ambient light and the reticle is very clear. I am very satisfied with the scope and performed up to my expectations. Bob
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I have no way to exactly measure the darkness or lightness of these goggles however, because I bought these for working in the shop, both grinding and welding, I felt compelled to answer. The seem dark enough for using a torch and grinding however I would not weld with them as they seem too light. Also, the little chain that holds the two eye cups together is really poorly designed. I can no longer use mine because I need to figure out a new middle connector or just throw them away... I honestly got really frustrated with the middle pc falling apart every time I tried to put them on!
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I didn't know they were out. I ordered mine a few weeks ago. I have four of the midnight blue in stock. Roxanne
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Its actually not bad. I sighted in at 25yds and at 50yds. At 50 it was a little faint but you could definitely see it.. make sure you're not using a bright white paper to sight though as it will wash out. I really wasnt even expecting that for the price. It's worth the 12 bucks.
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Hi Kathryn, Amazon is not providing me with an image of the type of goggles you're asking me about. I have bought several different types on this site and it would help if I knew exactly which pair you inquiring about. I will give you the best possible answer I can once I receive that information. Thank you, Bill
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I initially had the same issue. I think I just kept going in the ordering process and the choice eventually came up... I bought another pair of computer glasses at the same time. By Retro Eyeworks. I find them much gentler on my eyes and they don't distort the color the way Gamma Ray does.
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Sure thing (I was somehwat surprised to see this thread started from 2008 again). The 17-55 is a real treat in low light, I think you'll love it!
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They come with a #5 welding lens. Waay too dark for everyday use. Perhaps the clear lenses (or you could buy aftemarket tinted lenses) would work. These lenses may also not be shatter resistant. If you get hit by a rock, it could take your eye out. M/C goggles are meant to take road hazards. Your local motorcycle shop probably has better alternatives though.
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I took mine back out. Wasn't happy with the light pattern. They do not throw a fog light pattern. They are just another round light pattern. Useless as a true fog light.
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probably the ultra dark. the darker the tint, the more expensive it is. compare prices per same amount in ounces. hope that helps :)
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A medium-dark would definitely let you see a difference but wont look too dark :)
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Your question is on point for me, too. Finally found a review where someone had both binos; concllusions was there was a "subtle" difference in low light for him. I finally purchased the "old" model. I ow) n Swarovski binos, too. The Porro prism variety and they are great in low light; so heavy (10X50that I have the lolster and mount them on a monopod to use them. Just could not wait and I love the weight, clartiy and eye relief of the old model 7430. It was worth not going for the 7294 for me.
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I'd say in the blue spectrum. With the light off the lens is a tint of blue. Is one better than the other?