therwol wrote:
I've had only one pair, and that was enough. Even though I ordered the lightest of the options, they got so dark in bright and even not so bright sunlight that I'd have to take them off to use my camera's viewfinder. They took too long to get light after going indoors. They were like wearing dark sunglasses when I didn't need dark sunglasses. The worst thing was that I got the pair right before a 6 week vacation to the UK, and while you might say "What sun?", there was enough on some days to make the glasses a problem. They were the only pair I took with me. They've been in a drawer ever since.
I've had only one pair, and that was enough. Even... (
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Sounds to me that your problem is the auto darkening of the lense in bright light. I had a pair of those and found similar experiences as yours. Now I have trifocal clear lenses that work fine & a pair of sunglasses with the same prescription