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I am looking to purchase a mask and would like to know the pro's and con's of using color correcting len's?
What do most diver's use? (red,yellow,clear)
What do most diver's use? (red,yellow,clear)
SeaVision masks, color correcting lens?
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r37691
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I've used their low light yellow tinted mask. It does brighten things up a little bit. I got mine online from diversdirect.com. Generally we all just use clear though. Now I'm on to trying different FFMs.
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Good morning, Jump In,
I have 2 of the Sea Vision masks due to the fact that I'm an old fart and need bi-focal glasses.
I have one each of the pink and clear masks.
The pink I use in most of my nice recreational diving, 20 to 60 feet where the color correction works. The clear one I use in low viz situations like recovery, low light and night dives.
I have 2 of the Sea Vision masks due to the fact that I'm an old fart and need bi-focal glasses.
I have one each of the pink and clear masks.
The pink I use in most of my nice recreational diving, 20 to 60 feet where the color correction works. The clear one I use in low viz situations like recovery, low light and night dives.
saltwater taffy
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I love my seavision mask, but be very careful using the red lenses on a night dive!!!!! I thought I had gone blind. All I could see was little pink dots.
Good luck to you,
SWT
Good luck to you,
SWT
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