The anti-reflection principle of the anti-reflection film
Anti-reflection Coating, known as anti-reflection membrane, is called anti-reflection coating in English, or AR membrane for short. The basis of anti-reflection is the wave and interference of light. The principle is: Two light waves with the same amplitude and the same wavelength are superimposed, then the light wave amplitude is enhanced. The two wavelengths and amplitudes are the same, but the superposition of wavelengths with different wave paths (similar to dislocation) cancels each other out. Therefore, the anti-reflection film plated on the surface of the lens uses this principle to make the reflected light generated by the front and rear surfaces of the film layer interfere with each other, thus canceling each other and achieving the effect of reducing reflection.
What Is an Aspherical Lens?
An aspheric lens is a lens whose surface profiles are not portions of a sphere or cylinder. In photography, a lens assembly that includes an aspheric element is often called an aspherical lens.
The aspheric lens’s more complex surface profile can reduce or eliminate spherical aberration and also reduce other optical aberrations such as astigmatism, compared to a simple lens. A single aspheric lens can often replace a much more complex multi-lens system. The resulting device is smaller and lighter and sometimes cheaper than the multi-lens design.
Aspheric lenses are flatter than traditional lenses, but they still offer the same vision-enhancing benefits. They have a more attractive profile because there is less curvature. In addition, aspherical lenses have a more complex front surface with a gradual curve so that they can perform better by improving the way light refracts onto the retina.
Besides, most aspherical lenses are high-index, which, when combined with the aspheric design, offers a slimmer and lighter option for people who wear glasses so as to improve the look and feel.
Advantages of Progressive Lens
Continuous and clear vision throughout the entire process is the advantage of progressive lenses. Because the added value continuously increases gradually in the gradient zone, the wearer can obtain continuous clear vision from the far point to the near point through the gradient lens under the appropriate head position. In line with physiological optics, better adaptation. The appearance is better than that of double-lens and triple-lens. There is no dividing line of sub-sheets, and there is no ring-shaped blind zone and invisible sub-sheets.
Oakley Plank 2.0
Rectangular frames like Oakley sunglasses can help increase the size of round faces, and satin black adds a bold element to the frames. The plastic material makes these frames both light and durable. The wrapped arms are the Oakley brand's signature and help keep the glasses close to the face without pinching.
Lotos - Glasses For Men
Lotos is a famous eyewear brand. The brand was founded in 1872. The skills of making glasses are very clever, and the craft and style are very strict. More importantly, there is no logo on the glasses, which is very popular among business elites. LOTOS is renowned in Europe for creating fashion with pretty high-quality materials and attractive glasses frames. It is these unique and charming aspects that make it a favorite of trendsetters and a favorite object of collectors.
Eyebrow frame
Just like an eyebrow, the big feature of the eyebrow frame is that the lines are relatively smooth, with curved radian like women's eyebrows, ergonomic, which can effectively reduce the pressure on the face of the glasses frame. And the design of the eyebrow line frame is beautiful and delicate, smooth and free, bringing you a cool visual experience.
What is a titanium glasses frame?
Titanium is a metal that has long been used in aerospace, and even in cutting-edge defense because it is so strong and lightweight. Chemically stable, the material is widely used in artificial joints. One thing to emphasize, the titanium welding process is very demanding. The production cost of titanium and titanium alloy glasses is high, and the process has special high requirements in cutting, stamping, welding, and electroplating (for example, welding must be completed in a vacuum), so the price is relatively expensive.
