Why Zeiss Lenses? | Every Zeiss Lens Type Explained | SmartLife, DriveSafe + More!
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- Zeiss make the best quality lenses in the world. But their wide portfolio of options can be a little confusing. In this video, we cover all the different Zeiss lens types to help you choose the right ones for you.
PLUS, get behind the scenes of the next Zeiss commercial, filmed at our store. We also give a brief history of Zeiss and explain what makes them so good.
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I just wanted to say that I WISH optical stores were as approachable as you are. I went into my nearest one and the attendant looked bored or disinterested, I needed 4 frames with custom transition lens’ but I walked out because I didn’t want them to have my business.
Hey Mike, I think that's why we're getting so many international clients. More than anything, people want to have someone choose their new eyewear with enthusiasm and expertise
Indeed! The few friendly ones only care about selling you thing aggressively that will never matter. I’m relocating to Rob’s town 😁
@@DuncanKay It's nice round here!
They are nigh-ALL like that, don't think bad luck targeted you.
They know little, want to know little, and they have a deep distaste of everyone who wants to know more than little, or knows more than little.
I love wearing my Zeiss lenses, the clearest vision I have ever had. Thanks Robert for recommending them to me.
You're welcome, Mark 👍
@@thespectaclefactory what about blue protect.
@@sheenakataria1333 Its nonsense and a marketing gimmick, been proven as such too
Wow, a whole film crew! Shows how much they care about their partners.
Really interesting and important topic. Thanks for the entertainment!
You're welcome!
I bought Zeiss Drive Safe Lenses because of your detailed coverage of this product. Thank you. I am in Los Angeles, CA, and I am paying $600 for the lenses, which are due three weeks from now. I spoke with someone who wears lenses, and he remarked how comfortable they are.
Thanks for sharing!
May I ask, where did you get your Zeiss lenses? We are in LA too. Thank you!
Thank you Robert. Always very informative and professional.
🙏 thanks
Looks like you flourished with your own film crew.. love that you left the blooper in though! 😉🤍
I wouldn't say flourished 😅
From my experience, Zeiss optics and technology is the best. 😎
The EnergiseMe lenses you suggested I try were so good I didn't go back to my contacts.
Since then, I've tried Zeiss SmartLife and DriveSafe lenses in various combinations.The clarity and technology just work so well!
I love all my glasses with Zeiss lenses. It makes wearing spectacles a pleasure and joy!
Thanks for your enthusiasm and great video Rob 👍
Thanks Robert, and I'm proud to have converted you 😉
@@thespectaclefactory glass or smartlife for -15? 😅
Are you still satisfied with zeiss smartlife?
@ibrahim yeah. Got zeiss smartlife 1.74 individual and it us great. Got a small scratch on one lens though
I need some help understanding whether Zeiss Smartlife Single Vision or their Clearview lenses would be better for my prescription:
OD: -6.00 sphere, -.50 cylinder axis 150 OS: -5.75 sphere, -.50 cylinder axis 010
Thank you for the video it's very informative and Wow a whole film crew your so lucky! I'm a big fan of yours and I have watch all of your videos and love them all. I just have one question I like the technology and innovation of Zeiss lenses but base on the reviews I have read there is only one down side of Zeiss eye lenses the coating easily peels off compared to other lenses brand like Hoya and Essilor. Base on your own experience does the coating really peels of after a few months or a years and what have Zeiss done to address this issue?
Hey! Thank you for your support. Zeiss have 3 different AR coatings (for plastic lenses) - Lotutec, Duravision Silver and Duravision Platinum. Lotutec is quite outdated nowadays, and yes I have had issues with this coating. Silver I have literally never used. Platinum seems pretty good, and comes with a good warranty if it does fail.
But I think Hoya are ahead of everybody else when it comes to coatings. I've been to their facility and the tests they do are second to none.
Hi, what's the difference between their clearview and precision lenses?
What about stock single vision and $X (i presume this means surfaced)
Could you tell me which is best for persons with retinitis pigmentosa.
I'm gonna pick a photofusion X for my RX lenses so wanna ask your kind advice on which to choose (pros and cons of "stock" Zeiss clearview versus smartlife Zeiss lense ?) My wearing routine is 50/50 indoor (computer desk) and outdoor activities (with very hash sunlight)
Regarding DriveSafe, have you found them helpful for patients with glare issues from early cataracts? My acuity is still fine, but night driving is an issue. I'm hoping DriveSafe might buy me a little time before having to commit to surgery.
Hi Robert, Great video again! I recently got a pair of powered sunglasses with Zeiss lenses. Its been a revelation!
On a possible future video, would you mind speaking about the glass lenses please (what they are, do they allow smart-life/other tints/cons etc.)? Having a higher power, I am interigued.
That's a great suggestion! I'll definitely keep that in mind
Hi Robert. I'm debating which one is better, the photofusion extra grey from zeiss or the Xtractive polarized grey (I think this is from essilor"?
So I need different lenses for reading on a phone or tablet (modern lifestyle) compared to reading journal papers and books?
Would you recommend zeiss drivesafe lenses for someone who doesn't drive?
If you ignore the cost of the lenses when advising?
How would this lens compare to for example a 8KO Sungod Mclaren lens for sunglasses?
Please provide the make and model of the (first) frame that you are wearing in this video.
I have enjoyed watching your videos, but I think it would be great if you mentioned the average prices or the price range of the products you are discussing. For someone new to this market, it would be very helpful to get an idea of how much everything costs.
I've just ordered a vintage pair of Aviators by Metzler with Zeiss clear brown umbral lenses manifatured in former West Germany back in 1987, and I wonder whether the quality is still outstanding now, seeing all current technology advances, or should I just feel contented with the fact they are vintage and rarity?
Hi, Great video!. I must admit as an optometrist myself, I'm keen to try drive safe lenses. I previously had LASIK and have some residual astigmatism. I have a problem with glare at night. How much would you charge for a reglaze into my own full plastic frame? Any fellow professional discounts would be most welcome :)
Here's an idea try calling them!
Can drive safe lenses be worn if not driving or are they only for driving?
Thanks a lot for the video! As always, well done, very informative and useful! 😊 A question: can the ClearView and SmartLife technologies be combined in a pair of lenses? If not, which one would you suggest choosing?
Thanks. No, they can't, and SmartLife is a more advanced technology, so will be better for most people.
@@thespectaclefactory Thank you very much for the answer! ☺️
Which model do u suggest for progressive lens?
May I know what is the lens material for zeiss clearview 1.56?
After a prolonged argument with my optician, I finally gave in to having a Zeiss Precision Plus last year. When I put them on, the first thing I felt was clarity. It was superb! The rendition of colors was also very close to natural. The glare of the sun and other bright light sources was also greatly reduced. I don't think that I can ever use any lenses from any other brand.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing
Hello I enjoyed your video, but i'm a little bit confused about all the variety of lenses. I'm gonna buy Zeiss lenses for my new glasses in next few days, but I'm not sure what to ask for in my towns store. I want to have the SmartLife lenses cause u said they are the best choice for most people, but I also want to have Photofusion X option. Can I have the best of two worlds or are they different type of lenses, so I need to choose one? And what does each of those lenses consider regarding coatings and stuff? I want to have scratch resistance, UV, anti Reflective etc? Can you help me? thx :)
Yes, you can have all of those things!
Hi,
Thank you for the awesome video. I’m going with Zeiss but having a hard time deciding between Drivesafe vs Smartlife individual single vision lenses, I love the antiglare in drivesafe I have this issue driving at night but at the same time I work with screen alot I don’t want to miss out on Smartlife, the dealer here says Drivesafe is the flagship that have everything that smartlife has if I choose the individual lenses except for new Blue guard. What do you think I should go for?
Also what do you think of Nikon SeeMax Infinite as a competitor? Should I consider them or stick with Zeiss?
P.S. I will use Photofusion X with either of the lenses.
Hi, why don't you book a virtual consultation with us and we con go through the different options that would be best for you...
www.thespectaclefactory.com/v-contact
In one of your videos u reference an Italian frame and the latest Zeiss lens at $400. I bought in Ontario Canada Zeiss lenses with free frames, cost $1000, and I believe just to be bottom line Zeiss if there’s such a think. Where are u located. I sure u know which video it was because more current than this one . Thx, very helpful
Been wearing Zeiss for the past 30 years . drive safe Nothing else. Although I would like to try their other type of lenses. I have just order Sun adaptive . Cannot wait.
Nice! Good luck with Adaptive Sun!
I too am a Zeiss fan. At age 75, I've owned more Zeiss products (e.g. the entire Batis lenses) than any other brand. For 2024, I'm ordering three pairs of Zeiss eyeglasses. I deserve the best in my sunset years.
I completely agree!
Purchased Zeiss lenses in Turkey with a warranty, and now I am in California. Where do I go to get the scratches fixed on my lenses? Thanks,
What is Zeiss Lightpro technology used in Zeissunlens l believe, and is this generally available now ? Is this possible in prescription? Thanks
It's a 50% polarised lens attempting to give the best features of both a polarised and a non-polarised lens in one.
I tried hard to get it in the UK but it doesn't have the necessary medical certification. So they can't or won't supply it.
As far as I'm aware it's never been available in prescription, anywhere.
yesssss,great video👍
please make a video specifically zeiss-digital smart lenses thank you🙏🏼
still can't afford to buy zeiss lenses😅😅
Well that's what I have in most of my glasses! So in my SmartLife review video that's what I was wearing.
Thanks for your support btw!
Please tell about upgrade tint in zeiss drive safe lens , does it change color in sun or it remain tinted
There are many upgrade tints - you can have PhotoFusion which adjusts according to UV intensity, slight permanent tints for regular use, dark tints, polarised layers. There are a lot of ways to customise your DriveSafe lenses.
Photo fusion x is available in Singapore but no mirror coat yet. Any idea when?
how would he know that ffs?
Hai, what is the differences between zeiss progressive light and progressive smartlife lense?
thank you
I understand that SmartLife is a lot more advanced
I’m looking for the Best Zeiss lenses. I’m a videographer so having any tint is really out of the question I think I couldn’t get exposure correctly. Are the glass ones the sharpest and do they scratch easily. Thanks and Great Videos
Yes, glass have the best clarity, highest scratch resistance and least discolouration. Many opticians will try to talk you out of it, but we'd love to make you a pair
How would you compare the smart life vs clear view lenses? I’m interested to know if the BlueGuard material is available for both lenses.
Yes it is available on both, and if you check my ClearView review I did make the comparison between the two. SmartLife are more advanced and more natural, but some people might prefer ClearView for the pure sharpness.
Thanks @@thespectaclefactory! One follow up question. If my prescription doesn’t call for a boost on the smartlife lenses. Would smartlife still be a preferable? My prescription is in the -7 / -6.75 for single vision but other than that nothing too exciting.
Hi Rob, first time commenting. 😊 Could you let me know the differences between the Zeiss lenses with customized laser engraving (the owner’s name, etc.) and the ones with regular laser Zeiss logo engraving? Thank you so much for taking the time to help me!
That would make a cool video actually.
There is a big difference. If there are the extra engravings, that means the lenses have been made bespoke for you. If not, they are stock.
Can we add ar coating on permanent amber tinted glasses front and back??
Yes, absolutely
I have just brought some platinum varifocal lenses from boots. These are my first pair and I'm finding it hard to adjust to them.
I didn't find them very helpful, I felt like I had to drag any information out of them about which lenses to buy (like they aren't allowed to give you any info)
I find the peripheral vision very narrow, so much so that I can't focus on the whole page of my tablet. They are only +1 and thought I would get a lot less distortion than this.
Would I be better off changing them to Zeiss lens?
Yes, or even an office or digital lens depending on the rest of your prescription. Would be glad to make you a better pair - email me rob@thespectaclefactory.com
For some one who is just get their first glasses and has a small myopia of -1.00 on both eyes and a prism of 3, which one would be better? The Drivesafe+ or SmartLife?
They both have their advantages. It would be useful to have both and two different styles which you can interchange between
I currently own two pairs of Zeiss Photofusion X+SV Superb+BlueProtect build, a third pair its ClearView SV+BlueProtect and a fourth zero power BlueProtect pair. Proud to be part of the Zeiss family.
Does SmartLife make sense for a (low) prescription like -1.5? [6-10hrs of digital study+work regularly]
Yeah, because of the amount of time you spend with digital screens. I'm only around -1.00 and I can tell the difference.
Having said that... will it make a big difference? Probably not. But you should definitely get SmartLife if you can!
@@thespectaclefactory Thanks so much for the prompt response!
I love your videos. Luckily, guy down the road sells Zeiss lenses. Can you fit Zeiss Drive Safe lenses to Mclaren frames? That would be a wicked combination.
Yes, absolutely! And we can make them for you if you like. We ship all over the world.
What's the difference between Mirror and Flash Mirror? Can we have Smartlife lenses with Photofusion X Duravision Flash Mirror finish?
Mirror is fully reflective, Flash is partially reflective. Not sure about PFX as not released in the UK yet.
What do you think about Frame and Lens colour according to Face colour ? Does that really matter ?
Could you please tell me like which colour of Frames and Lenses should i go for if i have brown / medium skin colour ?
Skin colour is definitely a factor, but I wouldn't recommend a tint based purely on that
@@thespectaclefactory thanks
@@HPY07 You're welcome
Hi there,my son is wearing zeiss aspheric lensses for his hypermeteopia of +6.00 and astigmatism 1.25. His vision is perfect!however ,we recently tried to switch to hoya nuluxe aspheric lensses. He does not see good with them and refuse to wear them.he always switch to the old ones even if they have a few scratches...what do you think the problem is?thank you
Hard to say... Hoya are good too. Same prescription? If so, then switch back to Zeiss - some people can tell
@@thespectaclefactory yes,same prescription...he said his side view is not the same...
I’m in Perth, Australia. Can you recommend glasses for me from a picture or FaceTime?
Yeah, we offer both options for consultation. Email me - rob@thespectaclefactory.com
Any news about photofusion x in uk?
I'm told October ☹️ which I'm really not happy about
I just ordered verilux crizal ( not sure if spelling). They were expensive. I hope they were a good choice. I was told they protected against glare and reflection by the “glaze” being IN the glasses not painted on surface. Hope I didnt overpay just for a name. I was looking for you YT about Verilux crizal but can’t find it.
They are alright. Definitely not as good as Zeiss's Duravision, but they are pretty good in their own regard.
Is there a huge difference between simple vision freeform and smartlife? Just got myself 2 freeform, one polarized for daytime driving and another one for daily usage
FreeForm is a manufacturing technique, which makes lens designs such as SmartLife possible. So your question is like asking 'is there a big difference between a micro chip and a computer?'
The micro chip makes the computer possible, but you can have a cheap computer and a more advanced computer.
FreeForm manufacturing is decades old, you need to ask what is the design fingerprint of the lenses.
@The Spectacle Factory ohh dam, I feel pretty silly now, my bad! I was just repeating what the seller told me, lol. In Brazil, there aren't many people qualified to explain all the benefits of each model, so that got me a bit confused... I'll be trying the smartlife and definitely, the drivesafe for driving at night. Thank you for the explanation, and will definitely watch more videos to learn more about them!
Hi , I am from South Africa It's really hard to find an enthusiastic and helpful optician as you .I wanted to get the Zeiss smartlife lenses single vision but I just wanted to find out if the smartlife on its own is fine or if you need to get it with the digital lenses as well .I need it for phone and pc use throughout the day for a clearer focus when changing viewing distances.
It depends on your prescription but it's totally fine to get the single vision version. Of course, if your prescription requires it, then digital is the better option. I personally only need single vision but choose digital for the extra focussing power. BTW, we ship glasses with Zeiss lenses all over the world, including to SA
@@thespectaclefactory hi, my prescription is 0.75 and I just wanted to know if I did go with the digital lenses would they be fine for all day use even for driving , thanks for your previous response
Yes, I would imagine so
@@thespectaclefactory thanks ,can you tell me if Seiko lenses are any good I have been recommended them and told they are more affordable as well
@@thespectaclefactory I was told that the digital is a progressive lens by the optician ,is that true?
Also if I wanted smartlife individual is it possible to get them with the drive safe coating
After a cataract surgery in Mexico the doctor said that my new cataract lenses have UV protection, so I don't need UV protection sunglasses anymore, and he recommended that I buy eyeglasses with infrared protection. Now that I am back to Canada I want to buy another one. Searched all over the internet to find this type of sunglasses, and it was near impossible to find until I reached the website of Zeiss and found what they call it Sunlens that offer infrared protection, but they don't say from where to buy it. I need your help
I can help you with this. Email me - rob@thespectaclefactory.com
Are the Zeiss Smartlife lenses the closest to "natural eye vision" performance would you say? Also, does Zeiss tend to use a different lens material for Rx lenses compared to other manufacturers or is it more the combination of material + coatings that gives the Zeiss an edge? Lastly, is there a special certification or prerequisite for a lab to carry and outfit glasses with Zeiss?
In my opinion, yes.
No, the materials are the same. It's not the coatings either. It's the mathematics of designing the optics and the precision of being able to manufacture the lenses to a very high degree of accuracy.
How to check authenticity of Zeiss clearview lenses?
another burning question here to challenge you Robert, I am in Australia, does all the Zeiss partner have somewhat similar equipment in UK ? Ipfofiler etc and Zeiss machines? without those high tech machine can they do Individual lenses ?
I am very interested in a pair of DuraVision Drivesafe , can I custom it ?
for example ; I wanted it to be trivex at 1.53 , I want DuraVision Platinum coating on top of DriveSafe, can these 2 compliment each other ? Does DriveSafe comes with PhotoFusion or Transition? I noticed some Zeiss lenses has option of Transition and then for a bit more the same lens can be "upgraded" to PhotoFusion, is that the case or printing error in the dispensary booklet ?
Most Zeiss opticians don't have the Visufit 1000, i.Profiler or VisuPhor/VisuScreen, all of which we use...
All DriveSafe lenses come inherently with Duravision Platinum underneath the DriveSafe layer.
In Trivex, only Transitions is possible I'm afraid.
@@thespectaclefactory PhotoFusion VS Transition , is it an apple to apple comparison?
I have tried all of them. You can't got wrong with Zeiss, essilor, or Hoya. I consider them them premium and worthy!
Yes, all 3 brands are excellent
Which one is best to stop lights/glare?
@@Who-cu9eu hey Jim crizal has released their new coatings call crizal sapphire hr. Has the best anti reflection and upgraded scratch resistant. I'll go for that. I have it now on my glasses. No complaints.
@@lsiv12 ok that’s great thanks! Also how do I order them? I can’t see any option to buy them anywhere online?
Do you make and ship to the USA. And how much is average shipping cost?
Hi, yes! We already have thousands of US clients. We also offer complimentary shipping, so you don't need to worry.
This question may seems a little politically incorrect. My left eye lens prescription is (-) 6. I Plan to go in for a new pair of glasses. Between the two brands, Zeiss and Hoya, which would be better for the lens ? Please advise.
Zeiss clear view if you are below 40
Do you ship to the US? We can’t get the adaptive sun over here
We do! And I know you contacted me via Instagram so thanks for your order, Mike 👍
Does Zeiss have a lens like Nikon Myospee that reduces distortion and preserves the natural look of the face for high myopes? (-9). Can usually only wear glasses at home due to their weight and discomfort. And my small face and nose don’t help.
Not as such, but Zeiss has 1.9 glass which will be significantly thinner than any Nikon lens.
@@thespectaclefactory such great info and videos! Thank you!
We're glad we could help
Question. I just ordered Zeiss Trivex lenses that are also progressive. My question is, Trivex is a registered brand of lenses. So is the lens Trivex, or Zeiss? Or does the Zeiss lab make the Trivex lenses? Will the Zeiss watermark be on my lenses or the Trivex watermark? Wondering if you can shed some clarity on this subject matter. By the way, your channel is THE BEST!!!!!!!
Trivex is a material, not a lens. So a Zeiss lens can be made of Trivex, but so could any other. They'll have the Zeiss logo on.
And thanks!!
@@thespectaclefactory -- So if I'm understanding this correctly, Trivex is a material that is adhered to the Zeiss lens?
@@sinatralalatrivex isn’t a registered brand of lenses, it’s a material and many brands make their own version on trivex lenses.
Is zeiss Drivesafe and Blueprotect lenses with 1.6 Index are glass material lenses?
Nope, DriveSafe is not available in glass because you can't apply the coating to glass.
@@thespectaclefactory so Mr8?
Yes, you could do that
You mentioned for Cartier eyeglasses, Blue and beyond. Would these lenses be made by Zeiss or are they only available through Cartier. I do have two pairs of Cartier frames with Zeiss lenses. I am due for an eye check and am considering what lenses to have fitted. Thank you for your advice
Hi Ken, yes we can replicate this with Zeiss lenses. Or Hoya.
Is Zeiss SmartLife Progressive Individual better than the Zeiss Progressive Precision Individual 2 lenses?
SmartLife are more advanced, but there are pros and cons to both designs.
Do a review of Zeiss Thermo Force Polarized lens.
I want to make Zeiss Office Lenses for eye comfort in my office... My age is 25.. and I need single vision lens according to my prescription... As per my prescription my left eye's power is -1 spherical and -0.5 cylindrical at 90° axis and my right eye's power is -1.5 spherical and -0.5 cylindrical at 80° axis and I have 6/6 vision. Am I permitted to make Zeiss Office Lenses according to my prescription and age ?? In my office I have to stare at the monitor for more than 12 hours... So I think Zeiss Office Lenses are optimal for that purpose... Please reply me if I can make Zeiss Office Lenses considering my age and my prescription..
Hi, email us at hello@thespectaclefactory.com and one of our team will be in touch to discuss this further :)
Hi..
I have one question..
Can I combine Photo Fusion and Drive Safe in one ?
Yes, absolutely.
@@thespectaclefactory what will be the cost of lenses with 0 power?
hello I’m from morocco and I want to buy zeiss lenses smartlife and with doctor correction, please I want to know there is any trust supplier from zeiss here in Morocco, and How can I be sure of the authenticity of lenses from Zeiss smartlife?
Hi, unfortunately I'm not able to authenticate other suppliers but we do ship internationally, including to Morocco!
Which lenses to go for? Zeiss Drivesafe or Clearview? What's the difference? My regular usage of laptop + mobile is around 11 hours and driving for around 1 hour.
Then you should get SmartLife
@@thespectaclefactory thanks for the prompt reply. I explored SmartLife but it going out of my budget. Any budget alternative to SmartLife?
What are differences between adaptive sun and photofusion?
I actually made a video about this : czcams.com/video/_8YEkGCiR5g/video.html
Hey, what is the name of youre glass for the first seconds of video?
It's a J F Rey Carbon/Wood frame - we can source it for you but not in the blue which was a limited edition. It's available in red, grey and brown.
@@thespectaclefactory OMG, i love brown
Cool, email me via rob@thespectaclefactory.com and we'll get you sorted
Where in the USA can I send my frames to have zeiss lenses ??
Not sure about the USA, but many, many of our clients in the US send their glasses into us. We're in the UK and it's quite a straightforward process. Drop us an email at hello@thespectaclefactory.com
Carl Zeiss is just awesome glassings
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Hi! I really love your frame. If it's okay to share the brand and model name/number.
Hey! It's the J F Rey 2863. We've shipped it all over the world, and I think we have one pair left in red. You won't find it anywhere else
Hello, will Zeiss ever make any new lenses for Sony?
I think Zeiss is always innovating in every aspect of lenses, so certainly. But I'm not involved with that division so I don't have any information, sorry
Zeiss lens are exceptionally good but so are RODENSTOCK LENS.Please review rodenstock lens as compared to zeiss
That is true! Rodenstock are great. It's always difficult to do comparisons like that because there are so many variables, but I will try to provide my thoughts in future
How do i get zeiss lenses put in my glasses i cant find a store or site online?
We can help you with that! Just email hello@thespectaclefactory.com
Ok. Thank you 😊
How Many takes Rob ? :)
😂 they were filming for around 3 hours! & I had a long script to read several times. I think I did ok 😆
@@thespectaclefactory Excellent video from a pro.
Anyone with experience wearing the progressive smartlife pure?
My optics recommended zeiss - clear view with blue filter, I wondering why you haven’t menioned this model? Are these lenses already outdated?
They hadn't launched when I made the video. They are the newest lens design from Zeiss, but weren't created to be the best. They were designed to be a more affordable category. ClearView are really great though
@@thespectaclefactory thank you for your reply. Indeed, they are great value, pair of 1.67 costs 300 eur. in my country. Which would you recommend from Zeiss if go premium? I do work with PC from 6 to 10 hours a day.
@@UbbeWankenubbehave you used clearview. How is it working out for you mate?
@@pragalathan9917 it depends on your eyesight I guess, if you have -1 I believe you won’t feel a difference. My eyes are -4,5 so I got 1,67 thickness, but for the next glasses I’ll go with 1,74. So to compare 30€ worth lenses with Zeiss 300€ - you can feel the difference, clarity, distortion and of course things you can’t feel is all the filters, UV, Blue Light. If you have 300€ for lenses it’s worth it. I’ll buy next lenses from Zeiss for 600€, will see if they are better than Zeiss for 300€
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If one were to do a direct comparison between the BlueGuard lenses which already come with DuraVision Platinum AR coating vs any Zeiss lenses with DuraVision Platinum coating, is there a big difference in the reflection on the surface of the lenses? I take a lot of photos and videos and would prefer to have the least amount of glare possible so that my eyes aren’t hidden in pictures. From what I’ve read online, BlueGuard lenses have 50% less reflection when compared to lenses with the Zeiss BlueProtect coating but what about when compared with DuraVision Platinum? Do the BlueGuard lenses make any difference and do they still reflect purple? I know that they both have the same AR coating but there’s got to be some kind of difference in their appearance whether it be the color or the amount of light reflection you can see. Please help! 🤓
I can't tell a difference in reflection with and without BlueGuard
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every type: what about a near variable?
I just got a 24x 70 Fe Zeiss lens very disappointing
How come?
Is there any advantages for people of color from zeiss?
No, I believe they benefit everyone equally
I never thought there was much difference between one brand or another since it is difficult for me to compare an older pair of glasses with a new prescription. My last pair were made with Zeiss. And they were the best glasses I owned in more than 50 years
A few months after picking them up I had an accident that broke the drill mount frames, the lenses survived, but to my surprise the lenses were unusable!
My new pair are from a different glass shop and they use essilor lenses….perhaps it’s their lab techs inexperience, computer glitch, the poor sales attitude or some other thing but I’m not impressed with the smaller field of view and lack of overall quality of the optics…several pinholes have appeared on the eye side of one lens that look like a flaw in the the coating
I want my zeiss lenses but they are not available anywhere near me
That's cool to hear, and I'm sad that you had to go back to Essilor... you can always order Zeiss lenses from us and maybe we could even salvage those old lenses! Plenty of our clients order their Zeiss lenses from us from all parts of the world.
Too bad you can't/haven't done the same with your camera lenses.
Problem with all this is, we consumers never get to trial on these lenses prior to them cutting it for us. But by then, money is paid, and we consumers may or may not end up justifying the price paid for the marketing hype.
I had drivesafe lenses 2 years ago had them re glazed with new prescription but new lens are terrible compared to my old ones everytime I look at lights I see blue dots in my field of vision my anti glare from specsavers doesn't do this very disappointed with something costing £150 I would expect the highest quality as drivesafe is meant to be better than standard anti glare very disappointed with the quality compared to last time
The technology hasn't changed, so I would suggest the new prescription or the fit of the frame has changed. Check the base curve new vs old in particular. I'm sure if you have a good optician, they will investigate and sort it. Don't blame the lenses as you wore them before and they were fine
@@thespectaclefactory It was same frame as last time so how can it not be the drivesafe coating when it worked last time but the new lenses have blue reflection dots clearly something has went wrong as they are not the same are you trying to say that the drivesafe coating can't be incorrectly applied I clearly don't see reflection dots on my specsavers coating which cost £30 as I said last lenes where fine re glazed with same frame with a new prescription and a new prescription wouldn't cause reflection dots clearly coming from the coating cause it's not reflecting the light properly if I wouldn't be complaining if they where the same the only reason people complain is when there is a problem your response makes my complaint somehow as if I'm being unreasonable when I am not
I didn't say that. You're not my customer, I'm just trying to give you advice.
It's unlikely the lenses were made incorrectly and more likely a change in base curve or fit of the frame relating to the installation of the lenses is causing the issue. Completely up to you whether you take my advice or not! Have a great day
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At 4:13: "We've also worked with Nikon, with Essilor, with Kodak, with a variety of different lens brands and all of those lens brands are excellent quality, don't get me wrong."
About six months later, in your video "Lens Brand Tier List - Who Makes the BEST Spectacle Lenses???", you put Nikon lenses in the SD tier and Kodak in VHS (lowest) tier, so how are both of these brands (especially Kodak) "excellent quality"? At 5:44 of that video you say "Don't get me wrong, Seiko make good quality lenses". About Kodak, at 9:49 you say "instant VHS tier" and at 10:13 "definitely VHS tier".
Also, you say that Zeiss SmartLife Lenses are, in your view, "for most people the best choice" but there are three lens types within that range (Single Vision, Digital and Progressive) and even after choosing lens type there are between 2-4 options, depending on which lens type you choose. Would you consider doing a video that looks at all of these in more detail?
Zeiss lenses are out of date.. My lens replaces all progressive lenses to the point that even those who can't wear progressive lenses are now able to wear my lens without lines in there lenses or any distortion. my lens is a N.A.L lens ( natural accommodating lenses ) with the best AR and a transition's are half the price of progressive lenses.
Send me info and samples and I'd be glad to do a review of you N.A.L lenses.
Zeiss are at the forefront of tech so you can't say they are out of date. It doesn't help your argument.
@@thespectaclefactory send me your prescription and I'll gladly make you a pair for free
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Please get to the point!!
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Hi there is there anyway to tell genuine zeiss lens for prescription glasses ??
Yes, the logo engraving in the corner.
@thespectaclefactory thanks just ordered my pair couple days ago will be looking forward to it!