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At 15:48 19 September 2007, Brent Mayes wrote:
I guess this is a stupid question, but why are non polarized lenses better for soaring? Brent Mayes Polarized lenses will give better contrast between clouds and blue sky. They also filter out the polarized reflections from horizontal wings. I prefer to see those flashes from the wings of other planes so I don't use polarized lenses in the air. I used to use them for driving until I got a car with a heads up display. Now I just use than on the water, where they are wonderful. Forest |
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Forest Baskett wrote:
At 15:48 19 September 2007, Brent Mayes wrote: I guess this is a stupid question, but why are non polarized lenses better for soaring? Brent Mayes Polarized lenses will give better contrast between clouds and blue sky. Also better contrast between gliders and the blue sky. They also filter out the polarized reflections from horizontal wings. I prefer to see those flashes from the wings of other planes so I don't use polarized lenses in the air. I used to use them for driving until I got a car with a heads up display. Now I just use than on the water, where they are wonderful. Forest |
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