Minor cases of far-sightedness are often left uncorrected and get better
over time. It's a matter of degree and genetics.
On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 9:48 PM, Michael Bliss wrote:
> Somebody should have told my farsighted eyes. they have been getting
> worse.
>
> On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 6:15 PM, We
Somebody should have told my farsighted eyes. they have been getting worse.
On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 6:15 PM, Wes Wada wrote:
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> On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 7:38 PM, Allan Fish wrote:
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>> Unlike Gary, I'm far-sighted. But my bifocals gave me the same problems
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>
> I was always envious of th
On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 7:38 PM, Allan Fish wrote:
> Unlike Gary, I'm far-sighted. But my bifocals gave me the same problems
>
I was always envious of the folks who were far-sighted. As you age, your
vision gets better, not worse.
Wes Wada
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Unlike Gary, I'm far-sighted. But my bifocals gave me the same problems
From our conservation he makes a lot of them for office workers
that are looking at screens all day.
So I had to have some computer glasses made when I was working on the
computer all the time. Sure helped prevent the
Gary: Thanks a lot. That's exactly the type I need. Chuck
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Well for me I'm so near sighted that I can barely see pa
Here's a photo of the HatEyes attached, photo from an ad.
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> From our conservation he makes a lot of them for office workers that are
> looking at screens all day.
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> Gary S.
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That describes my work environment. Though sitting in front of my screen
also means sitting at my fly tying desk. I work with a number of synthetic,
non-messy materials that
just very clear. From our conservation he makes a
lot of them for office workers that are looking at screens all day.
Gary S.
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Yep, Tony wears em. I can prove it. See?? LOL< Chuck
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Mike,
For me they are the only thing. I read in
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They have a very shallow depth of field. Small movements of your head will
put them out of focus. tried them, never could get use to the fade in and out
of
Mike" I got mine from Harbor Freight for about $7.95 at the time, and it works
fine. It has the normal square lenses on the flip down, then it has a small
round 3X (I think)piece will spin down and give you a 12X close inspection
double lens in that one eye. I've had mine for years and it has n
an the others.
An hour wasted and neckpains for nothing... :o(
/Nick
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The lens
tried mine say the +5 lens
is too much for them and others say it is fine. A lot depends on how far you
are from the fly. Long arms further than short arms.
Tony
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Tony,
I have bifocals as well. Do your Opti-Visors have the small magnifier
len(s) that adds to the strength of the primary one or is it one lens?
Mike
On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 3:14 AM, Anthony Spezio wrote:
> Mike,
> For me they are the only thing. I read in the other posts that they are not
>
I have one called mag eyes got it at hobby lobby for $18.00 with a 40% offf
coupon very light weight comes with two lenses works good for-Charles
Connell
On Tue, Feb 2, 2010 at 11:03 PM, Michael Bliss wrote:
> I am thinking of buying a head magnifier. I looked at one at the craft
> store and i
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This is a good thread. I have to tie with my glasses off to see anything
small.
It's now getting to where it's hard for me to count the thread-wraps on
these darn Mustad #32's.
One day I may have to get magnifiers, or just t
This is a good thread. I have to tie with my glasses off to see anything small.
It's now getting to where it's hard for me to count the thread-wraps on these
darn Mustad #32's.
One day I may have to get magnifiers, or just tie jumbo flies only. LOL
DonO
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I have one of the Harbor Freight visors. It is okay and gets the job done.
The lights are not even worth putting the batteries in them, but plenty of
visors don't even come with lights, so I don't worry about it.
Scott
On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 8:14 AM, Anthony Spezio wrote:
> Mike,
> For me they
Go to Hobby Lobby and get one it comes with two or three lens and you can get a
40% off
coupon in their weekly advertisement. Micheals also has one and sometimes they
have a 50%
off coupon.
Jerry McKaughan,President
Caddis Fly Fishing Club
P. O. Box 9104
Russellville, AR 72811
www.caddisf
Mike,
For me they are the only thing. I read in the other posts that they are not for
some. I have several types and the Opti Visor is the best for me. I just can't
tie with a Magnifier Light, I wear bifocal glasses and a 5X lens in the visor.
I can look through my bifocals at things on the ben
Got one..hate it. I find that a pair of reading glasses in the 2.5-3.0 work
so much better. Greater depth of field and not so heavy on the head. My neck
ached when I tried to use the head magnifier for over an hour. I tie all my
flies with a light magnifier, It shows up every flaw and is much more
I bought a little while ago. I guess the model I bought can be considered a
cheapo, but it was "just to try if it was something". They offer more than
the magnifier light I have. I like the magnifier, but I don't like the
"obstacle feeling" when it's between me and the fly. You don't get that with
They have a very shallow depth of field. Small movements of your head will put
them out of focus. tried them, never could get use to the fade in and out of
focus. Had a pair of glasses made that focus on my PC screen and work well
when I tye.
Gary S.
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