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1. www.optometrists.org › general-practice-optometryGlass or Plastic: Which Type of Lens Should You Choose?

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   Durable. Plastic lenses are very difficult to crack or break and are much more durable than glass lenses— making them a great choice for both kids and adults. Reduce glare. Plastic lenses are less likely to cause problems with glare since they are naturally less reflective than glass. Large variety.

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2. freakylogo.fandom.com › wiki › Glass_Eye_PixGlass Eye Pix | Scary Logos Wiki | Fandom

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   The text "GLASS EYE PIX" appears in white as the countdown continues. The text quickly disappears & the logo ends suddenly. 6th logo (2015-2018) [] It starts off with a black background. Then crystal-like shapes reveal a circle glowing in pink with a drawing of a full moon, as well as the text "GLASS EYE PIX" in a neon font in light blue.

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4. www.avid.wiki › Glass_Eye_PixGlass Eye Pix - Audiovisual Identity Database

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   Glass Eye Pix is an American Independent Film Production Company based off of New York City centered around horror. The company was founded in 1985 (though the company's first film was made in 1980) by Larry Fessenden so he can copyright his own films. Contents.

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   Glass Eye Pix is the fierce independent NYC-based production outfit headed by award-winning art-horror auteur Larry Fessenden (THE LAST WINTER, WENDIGO, HABIT, NO TELLING) with the mission of ...

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7. glasseyepix.comGlass Eye Pix

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   5 days ago · SIZE UP is the directorial debut from Rigo Garay, Glass Eye Pix Filmworker and actor in GEP’s CRUMB CATCHER, BLACKOUT and MISS MILLIE. NOTES. I was rejected from all film schools. I didn’t even know what a C-stand was until finally stepping foot on a film set for a Glass Eye Pix flick (10 years ago this April).

8. www.allaboutvision.com › lenses › how-to-chooseChoosing the Best Lenses for Glasses - All About Vision

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   Feb 27, 2019 · But hey are heavy and can break easily, potentially causing a serious eye injury or even loss of an eye. For these reasons, glass lenses are no longer widely used for eyeglasses. Plastic lenses. The first plastic eyeglass lenses were developed in the 1940s. These lightweight alternatives to glass lenses were call CR-39 plastic lenses.

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   What are plastic eyeglass lenses?

   • The first plastic eyeglass lenses were developed in the 1940s. These lightweight alternatives to glass lenses were call CR-39 plastic lenses. Plastic eyeglass lenses are about half the weight of glass lenses. They are relatively inexpensive and have excellent optical qualities. They also are more impact-resistant than glass lenses.

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   Why are glass lenses no longer used for spectacles?

   • Although glass lenses offer exceptional optics, they are heavy and can break easily, potentially causing serious harm to the eye or even loss of an eye. For these reasons, glass lenses are no longer widely used for spectacles. In 1947, the Armorlite Lens Company in California introduced the first lightweight plastic spectacle lenses.

   Glasses lens types | How to choose spectacle lenses | All About Vision

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   Are plastic eyeglass lenses better than glass?

   • Plastic eyeglass lenses are about half the weight of glass lenses. They are relatively inexpensive and have excellent optical qualities. They also are more impact-resistant than glass lenses. The first lightweight polycarbonate lenses for safety glasses were introduced in the 1970s. Since then, polycarbonate lenses have surged in popularity.

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   What is a prescription eyeglass lens?

   • It applies to prescription eyeglass lenses that correct nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism. It will also help you choose the best progressive lenses or other multifocal lenses if you have presbyopia. In the early days of vision correction, all eyeglass lenses were made of glass. Glass lenses offer exceptional optics.

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   What is a good refractive index for eyeglasses?

   • The refractive index of the most popular eyeglass lens materials used today ranges from 1.498 (CR-39 plastic) to 1.74 (a type of high-index plastic). For the same prescription power and lens design, a lens made of CR-39 plastic will be the thickest and a 1.74 high-index plastic lens will be the thinnest.

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   What is the thickest lens?

   • The refractive index of current spectacle lens materials ranges from 1.498 (CR-39 plastic) to 1.74 (a specific variety of high-index plastic). So for the same prescription power and lens design, a lens made of CR-39 plastic will be the thickest lens available, and a 1.74 high-index plastic lens will be the thinnest.

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10. www.allaboutvision.com › en-gb › lensesGlasses lens types | How to choose spectacle lenses | All ...

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    Jun 25, 2019 · The refractive index of current spectacle lens materials ranges from 1.498 (CR-39 plastic) to 1.74 (a specific variety of high-index plastic). So for the same prescription power and lens design, a lens made of CR-39 plastic will be the thickest lens available, and a 1.74 high-index plastic lens will be the thinnest.