I have just realised, even after having watched this video, that I have been wearing my glasses, with progressive, brown, Zeiss Adaptive Sun lenses, in the house for the past two hours or so. Yes, of course, everything is lighter now that I have changed to my clear lenses, but I was able to see clearly before I did so. My transition from a bright sunny day outside to inside was barely perceptible - evidently - but the AS lenses certainly make being outside a lot more comfortable.
I was disappointed that we don't get Adaptive Sun in the US. But Robert was able to get these done for me. A few quick emails, and I was able to get my sunglasses done with all the bells and whistles. Thanks again to Robert and his team. I may have asked a lot of stupid questions but they never once made feel like an idiot and answered them all very informatively. I went with the SmartLife Individual 1.6 Adaptive Sun in Polarized Gray with the Duravision Flash Diamond coating.
They did the same for me. Sent my Oliver Peoples frames to them and got back an awesome pair of glasses. Get comments on them all the time. Good job TSF crew!
I am excited as recently depensed some of these lenses. I feel like the patients are going to be so happy with them. Thanks going into so much detail. It makes me feel so much more confident when advising. 😻 X
Hi, we're glad we could help! We do offer virtual consultations if you're interested and we also have complimentary shipping to any location so you don't need to be in the UK for us to assist you😄 Email us at hello@thespectaclefactory.com and one of our team will be in touch! -Haleemah
thank you! you wouldn't believe how hard it is to find real life images of these lenses (as opposed to photoshopped marketing images), and my local zeiss stockists don't carry samples. extremely helpful 🤝
Another great video with lots of useful information! You mentioned using it for driving, does adaptivesun darken in car as well? I currently have photofusion and that’s the biggest problem I have. PS: can you do another video to show the difference between smartlife, clear view and drivesafe in real life. In the past video, you mentioned they are the made differently, but always wonder how they impact the vision in real life.
I love your channel. Maybe it seems easy to make such videos, but I know what investment of time and energy it takes. Really high quality! same as the stuff you present. I wished you had a store in Europe
The videos definitely do take up a lot of time and energy😅 but are totally worth it. and our store is located in the north of England if you're interested in travelling down, if it's too far don't worry, we offer free virtual consultations so we can help our worldwide clients. We also offer FREE worldwide shipping so that's one less thing to worry about. If you're interested, contact us... www.thespectaclefactory.com/v-contact -Haleemah
Here in the US, the Zeiss lab said they don't offer Adaptive Sun. Something about not FDA approved. However, they can pair Photofusion X with a permanent gradient tint (75/25) for almost the same end result. And you can do a flash coating as well.
You can order from us if you like and we can ship it to you at no extra cost! Email us at hello@thespectaclefactory.com and one of our team will be in touch😁 -Haleemah
Great video I do have a question tho I recently got Cartier glasses in prescription and they have transition lenses is it possible to get them in purple or any other colours and would I still be able to get my name engraved on them with diamond cuts? Edit:I am also wondering what type of sun treatments I would have available for the lenses because I need to protect my eyes from uv
Love the channel. I'm sure that just like any photochromic, these won't get as dark in hot climates. Temps where I live range from -35 to +35. Don't get me wrong, they're as good as any of the other top-tier photochromic lenses on the market, but they all get rather meh in hot climates and fade back in cold weather is dismally slow
Thanks for the informative video! Just a quick question, does Zeiss offer lighter base tint (say 40%) with photofusion technology? I am afraid that the solid 60% tint might be too dark for indoor. Thank you.
@@thespectaclefactory at first, I must set the meeting with my ophthalmologist… then I will probably contact you. btw, huge thanks for your work regarding to eyewears.
Thanks for the information. However as many brand photochromic lenses I have tried they do not darken as much in outside sunlight...not even 20%. They are good only when exposed to UV light torch. Is this something to do with operating temperature of the lenses? I live in climate conditions which are over 40deg Cel during summer. In your videos the lenses look to darken so high
Thanks a lot for this great video. Did not get if the braun glasses are gradiant or solid Adaptive Sun (in the video it looks gradiant). Thanks in advance for your answer.
Your videos are very informative and I am very grateful! I am an older adult and me and my husband are looking at purchasing new eyeglasses this week. I’ve had Maui Jim sunglasses for years and I absolutely LOVE them. Can I purchase Reykjavík eyeglasses and Zeiss adaptive in the US? Thank you~~
Possibly, but you can certainly order them from us! We ship to many US clients every day, and I can guide you both through a virtual consulation, which you can book here: thespectaclefactory.mysight.uk/choose-appointment-type
Great video as always! What is you opinion on a Zeiss drive safe lens Individual with Photofusion X Extra Grey + Blue Flash mirror, Duravision platinum coating? Will that be a great daily pair for night & day driving and other activities?
Hi Robert, your videos made me discover the incredible asthetics of glasses to which I was ignorant all this years. Concernig the Zeiss AdaptiveSun gradient tint: since a bit sensitive to artificial light I plan to to get those AdaptiveSun gradients built into my regular everday frames which I plan to wear in the office. Is the gradient tint recommendable to wear indoors and what particular colour would you go with for computer work mostly?
Hi can you do a video on DITA glasses/sunglasses?….i plan to but DITA glasses, but I don’t know if they good or not, or should i buy Cartier or Chopard.
Hi Robert, thanks for another great video. I was wondering, would it be possible to have a gradient green base tint (max 25%) and add photofusion x green on it? And if so, how could that compare to adaptive sun green gradient? Thinking about the versatility indoors and outdoors...
Cannot wait to get my hand on the Reykjavik Eyes pair with adaptive Sun lenses!! What are the chances of you travelling to India to have it delivered ( like I saw you did with some other clients) ? 😊
I like brown...I have a pair of ray ban aviators from back in the day when Ray ban was made by bauch and lomb....somehow they've survived a few scratches on the lenses...but I've had many pair of sunglasses..(Smith.. vaurnet..nikon..many ray ban..persol etc) most were damaged to unwearable. But the aviators are the most used. I also have a pair of Oakley wrap around for severe sun days..I work outside...and an extra pair of rayban's with fuse lenses (in case) Of course at 67 last I bought sunglasses was 10 years ago
I have just realised, even after having watched this video, that I have been wearing my glasses, with progressive, brown, Zeiss Adaptive Sun lenses, in the house for the past two hours or so. Yes, of course, everything is lighter now that I have changed to my clear lenses, but I was able to see clearly before I did so. My transition from a bright sunny day outside to inside was barely perceptible - evidently - but the AS lenses certainly make being outside a lot more comfortable.
I was disappointed that we don't get Adaptive Sun in the US. But Robert was able to get these done for me. A few quick emails, and I was able to get my sunglasses done with all the bells and whistles. Thanks again to Robert and his team. I may have asked a lot of stupid questions but they never once made feel like an idiot and answered them all very informatively.
I went with the SmartLife Individual 1.6 Adaptive Sun in Polarized Gray with the Duravision Flash Diamond coating.
May I know roughly how much it costs? Thanks.
They did the same for me. Sent my Oliver Peoples frames to them and got back an awesome pair of glasses. Get comments on them all the time. Good job TSF crew!
How much did they cost?
Not cheap LOL@@davidamieva7160
Hi how much is it cost?
I am excited as recently depensed some of these lenses. I feel like the patients are going to be so happy with them. Thanks going into so much detail. It makes me feel so much more confident when advising. 😻 X
You are just the best! Your descriptions and real world use makes for a much more informed buyer. Thank you! Wish you were in the US!
Hi, we're glad we could help! We do offer virtual consultations if you're interested and we also have complimentary shipping to any location so you don't need to be in the UK for us to assist you😄
Email us at hello@thespectaclefactory.com and one of our team will be in touch!
-Haleemah
thank you! you wouldn't believe how hard it is to find real life images of these lenses (as opposed to photoshopped marketing images), and my local zeiss stockists don't carry samples. extremely helpful 🤝
We're glad it was helpful!
-Haleemah
Super informative video as ever! Very much looking forward to getting my first pair of Adaptive Sun lenses soon 🔥 Green is definitely the way to go
Hi Robert. Excellent demonstration as always. Looking forward to collecting my 1st pair of Reykjavik glasses with blue tint on Saturday from you 👌.
Robert, another great informative video. Thanks. Regards from Malaysia
We're glad it was helpful! 😁
Wish Zeiss made adaptive Sun in purple with a purple flash coat!
Another great video with lots of useful information! You mentioned using it for driving, does adaptivesun darken in car as well?
I currently have photofusion and that’s the biggest problem I have.
PS: can you do another video to show the difference between smartlife, clear view and drivesafe in real life. In the past video, you mentioned they are the made differently, but always wonder how they impact the vision in real life.
Hello Robert! I love your videos-there so informative and detailed. Are adaptive sun lenses available in progressive lenses?
Yes, I ordered mine recently
Thank you, very informative once again. Green for me, very user friendly...
We're glad you enjoyed it😀
-Haleemah
I love your channel. Maybe it seems easy to make such videos, but I know what investment of time and energy it takes. Really high quality! same as the stuff you present. I wished you had a store in Europe
The videos definitely do take up a lot of time and energy😅 but are totally worth it.
and our store is located in the north of England if you're interested in travelling down, if it's too far don't worry, we offer free virtual consultations so we can help our worldwide clients. We also offer FREE worldwide shipping so that's one less thing to worry about.
If you're interested, contact us...
www.thespectaclefactory.com/v-contact
-Haleemah
@@thespectaclefactoryI'm new to sunglasses, would You recomend some from polaroid
Here in the US, the Zeiss lab said they don't offer Adaptive Sun. Something about not FDA approved. However, they can pair Photofusion X with a permanent gradient tint (75/25) for almost the same end result. And you can do a flash coating as well.
Just get it from the source in Germany and order from Robert
You can order from us if you like and we can ship it to you at no extra cost! Email us at hello@thespectaclefactory.com and one of our team will be in touch😁
-Haleemah
I've tried both and they aren't the same
@@lowbirds90 Can you comment on the differences?
@@thespectaclefactorydo you ship philippines
Great video I do have a question tho I recently got Cartier glasses in prescription and they have transition lenses is it possible to get them in purple or any other colours and would I still be able to get my name engraved on them with diamond cuts?
Edit:I am also wondering what type of sun treatments I would have available for the lenses because I need to protect my eyes from uv
Love the channel. I'm sure that just like any photochromic, these won't get as dark in hot climates. Temps where I live range from -35 to +35. Don't get me wrong, they're as good as any of the other top-tier photochromic lenses on the market, but they all get rather meh in hot climates and fade back in cold weather is dismally slow
Do you think adaptive sun would match reykyavik eyes elias frame? I do not see rectangular sunglasses do often.
Why it's look so light tint? 5:59
i prefer brown / amber / gold sunglass tint. i enjoy the enhanced contrast and i like when there's a slight warm golden hue to my vision.
Very informative, thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the informative video! Just a quick question, does Zeiss offer lighter base tint (say 40%) with photofusion technology? I am afraid that the solid 60% tint might be too dark for indoor. Thank you.
Hi, yes you can get various tint levels, email us at hello@thespectaclefactory.com if you're interested in getting your own custom lenses.
I wish the descriptions had included model numbers of the glasses you're wearing for all the videos
Which color tint eye glasses block most blue light ?
could be this type of lense (Adaptive Sun) used with prescription correction/data?
Yes! We'd love to make you a pair in your prescription
@@thespectaclefactory at first, I must set the meeting with my ophthalmologist… then I will probably contact you. btw, huge thanks for your work regarding to eyewears.
Thanks for the information. However as many brand photochromic lenses I have tried they do not darken as much in outside sunlight...not even 20%. They are good only when exposed to UV light torch. Is this something to do with operating temperature of the lenses? I live in climate conditions which are over 40deg Cel during summer. In your videos the lenses look to darken so high
Yes, many photochromci lenses are temperature sensitive. Adaptive Sun works really well in hot weather, in my experience
Thanks a lot for this great video. Did not get if the braun glasses are gradiant or solid Adaptive Sun (in the video it looks gradiant). Thanks in advance for your answer.
Gradient 😁
I am high myopic (-8, -7.5 ) and near vision (+1) age 40, work in IT can I use adaptive sun for work ?
Which zeiss adaptive sun lens You can recommand for Masunaga Monk s11? Thx
Your videos are very informative and I am very grateful! I am an older adult and me and my husband are looking at purchasing new eyeglasses this week. I’ve had Maui Jim sunglasses for years and I absolutely LOVE them.
Can I purchase Reykjavík eyeglasses and Zeiss adaptive in the US? Thank you~~
Possibly, but you can certainly order them from us! We ship to many US clients every day, and I can guide you both through a virtual consulation, which you can book here: thespectaclefactory.mysight.uk/choose-appointment-type
How long the Duravision Sun treatment coating lasts on these lenses? Can the glasses be re-treated after few months with the duravision treatment ?
Great video as always! What is you opinion on a Zeiss drive safe lens Individual with Photofusion X Extra Grey + Blue Flash mirror, Duravision platinum coating? Will that be a great daily pair for night & day driving and other activities?
Hi, can you recommend which color lens and coating is best for motorcycle riding with a dark tinted helmet on at the same time good for driving daily
Probably my custom Magma Orange
how are these for driving
Hi Robert,
your videos made me discover the incredible asthetics of glasses to which I was ignorant all this years. Concernig the Zeiss AdaptiveSun gradient tint: since a bit sensitive to artificial light I plan to to get those AdaptiveSun gradients built into my regular everday frames which I plan to wear in the office. Is the gradient tint recommendable to wear indoors and what particular colour would you go with for computer work mostly?
Do these really get anywhere close to 97% dark on a warm or hot sunny day?
I’m obviously not able to measure it myself, but mine do get considerably darker with high UV so I’d guess it’s getting to the 97%!
What’s the base percent tint indoor of the blue one?
How does thes sun adaptive lenses work for interiors? Are they comfortable?
Are you wearing a grand seiko
Well spotted! I love it
Hi can you do a video on DITA glasses/sunglasses?….i plan to but DITA glasses, but I don’t know if they good or not, or should i buy Cartier or Chopard.
How does it compare to Essilor's Transitions?
Those green rimmed gray lens glasses you have look fantastic! What base curve did you use? It suits the frame well
Hii....new subscriber....which color tint eye glasses u recommend for someone with myopia ?
Bro, which is the best tint for indoor use if most of the time is spend on laptop and mobile?
Usually an amber colour is best for that
@@thespectaclefactory Glad you replied and guided me. 🥰❤️
Hi Robert, thanks for another great video. I was wondering, would it be possible to have a gradient green base tint (max 25%) and add photofusion x green on it? And if so, how could that compare to adaptive sun green gradient? Thinking about the versatility indoors and outdoors...
No, Adaptive Sun are pre-set tints. But you could do this with Transitions technology on a non-Zeiss lens
Cannot wait to get my hand on the Reykjavik Eyes pair with adaptive Sun lenses!! What are the chances of you travelling to India to have it delivered ( like I saw you did with some other clients) ? 😊
They say Your Face, Your Fate. That applies to this guy perfectly - ALL glasses just look awesome on him.
Thanks you 😅 doesn't always feel that way
the grey lenses at the beginning look like they are under tension. The reflections look kinda off
Do they activate behind a windscreen?
Slightly, but they are just about the right level for driving anyway
New photofusion have a very beutifull tint❤
CAN it
change inside the car .
Yes, it changes a little inside the car
I like brown...I have a pair of ray ban aviators from back in the day when Ray ban was made by bauch and lomb....somehow they've survived a few scratches on the lenses...but I've had many pair of sunglasses..(Smith.. vaurnet..nikon..many ray ban..persol etc) most were damaged to unwearable. But the aviators are the most used.
I also have a pair of Oakley wrap around for severe sun days..I work outside...and an extra pair of rayban's with fuse lenses (in case)
Of course at 67 last I bought sunglasses was 10 years ago
Nobody here is talking about using these on powered spectacles. The tint reduces a great deal?
No, they would look and perform exactly the same in prescription
@@thespectaclefactory are these also polarized?
just like women, in the end u stick with the grey...
Awesome sir 👍