Hi Paint question ( with picture )

[BillE]

Re: Hi Paint question ( with picture )

I've been looking at the picture for a couple of day now, and still can't see what you mean (sorry), but are you referring to the 4 'flare' lines that are coming off the sun?

Bill

[BIG_AL]

Re: Hi Paint question ( with picture )

Yes bill the four lines.

[Stephan]

Re: Hi Paint question ( with picture )

Small camera lens apertures create the starburst effect.

As for sunglasses and glasses, reverse engineer the following:

Anti Reflective coatings allow more light to pass through a lens instead of reflecting off of it. (Normally 4% of light will be reflected off the front of the lens, then another 4% will be reflected inside the lens by the back surface.) An AR coating prevents glare and the “starburst effect” from light bouncing back and forth inside the lens. An AR Coating is very highly recommended for all Clear or Transitions lenses.
A backside AR Coating on sunglasses will keep UV light from reflecting off the back of the lens and into your eye. This is most important on flatter models that are more likely to be in the path of the sun, and for bicyclists, fishermen, and people who are more likely to have the sun (or reflected light) behind them. This is also critical for people who are in sunlight for extended periods of time.
Our Standard AR Coating allows most of the color spectrum through the lens; provides better scratch resistance; makes the lens more hydrophobic (repels water); and minimizes fogging. The Premium AR Coating does all these same things even better, and allows a broader portion of the color spectrum through the lens.

[BillE]

Re: Hi Paint question ( with picture )

Stephan...Great answer!

Bill

[Stephan]

Re: Hi Paint question ( with picture )

Thanks Bill

[BIG_AL]

Re: Hi Paint question ( with picture )

Thanks for the replys guys