Tim, I used + 2 and then +3 to check the focus on the ground glass when
I had a 4x5. Sold the 4x5, but the glasses remain - as soldering aid, or
when I have to use really small screwdrivers. But if you're using more
than once in a while it's best to use good quality ones, that really fit
you. Good as the generics may be, there is no replacement to good
lenses... ;-)
LF
Tim Øsleby escreveu:
So far, what I know is that +1,5 (it was not +1) may not be perfect,
but they makes it less tiresome to sit in front off the screen. It
also reveals a lot of details I have missed before.
But thanks, I'll look into it.
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2009/1/8 Christine Aguila <[email protected]>:
Hi Tim: You might want to get your eyes checked because there is computer
viewing distance & reading distance. It might not be a good idea to use
dedicated reading glasses for computer monitor distance viewing. When I
accidently have my dedicated reading glasses on and try to look at the
computer monitor, the glasses give the monitor a concave distortion, which
isn't good for long time viewing--or even short-term viewing--very bad for
the eyes. I have 3 pairs of glasses: bifocals, dedicated computer monitor
distance, and dedicated reading distance. It's a drag to be sure, but it's
necessary. Just thought I'd mention it. Hope you don't mind :-) Cheers,
Christine
----- Original Message ----- From: "Tim Øsleby" <[email protected]>
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My best spent 7$ so far.
A set of +1 reading specs.
Now I'm able to see whats at my monitor :-)
I'm aging ...
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