I have recently - in the last two weeks or so started wearing varifocal lenses in my glasses.
This seems to have had the effect that I can position my head/eyes such that the pile is relatively in focus so that I can watch it as i settle just prior to the clicker dropping OR I can have the sight ring in focus enough to actually use it. There is a +1 diopter difference between the far and near focus portions of the lenses (ignoring correction for astigmatism)
Because of the design (of mine anyway) there is a fairly narrow 'corridoor' of focus down the centre of the lenses outside of which there is gradually more distortion towards the left and right edges.
It might simply mean a change of head position to accommodate my new glasses. Alternatively I might find that it no longer is an issue when I get used to shooting with a clicker and can set up the shot by instinct rather than concentration.
That out of the way...
does anyone else shoot in varifocals?
is anyone prescribed varifocals but shoot in single vision because of similar issues?
This seems to have had the effect that I can position my head/eyes such that the pile is relatively in focus so that I can watch it as i settle just prior to the clicker dropping OR I can have the sight ring in focus enough to actually use it. There is a +1 diopter difference between the far and near focus portions of the lenses (ignoring correction for astigmatism)
Because of the design (of mine anyway) there is a fairly narrow 'corridoor' of focus down the centre of the lenses outside of which there is gradually more distortion towards the left and right edges.
It might simply mean a change of head position to accommodate my new glasses. Alternatively I might find that it no longer is an issue when I get used to shooting with a clicker and can set up the shot by instinct rather than concentration.
That out of the way...
does anyone else shoot in varifocals?
is anyone prescribed varifocals but shoot in single vision because of similar issues?