Prizm Everyday lenses are engineered to enhance color and detail in your everyday activities such as walking and driving. For example, the Prizm Daily Polarized is designed to highlight your environment and increase detail so you are better able to see the world around you. Yes, they can be Polarized, but not all are! This is because the performance of Prizm technology, specifically contrast and depth perception is degraded by Polarized filtering.
Prizm Baseball Infield: Gives an infielder the ability to see the greens and reds which allow the ball to stand out more against the grass and dirt. Prizm Baseball Outfield: Enhances the sky colors to yield better contrast for fly balls in the outfield. Prizm Field: Accentuates the blue of the sky to enhance the contrast of a fly ball.
Prizm Road: Enhances vision in both bright light and shadows, helping riders spot changes in the texture of road surfaces. Improved vision in both bright light and shadows. Traffic lights become more vibrant, and white and yellow lines are more clearly differentiated. Blues and greens are enhanced for a more pleasant ride. Prizm Trail: Are perfect for trail running, hiking, and mountain biking because it enhances the colors on the trails along with the light conditions under and out of shadows.
You will be able to see and react faster to the creases and patches of sand, roots, rocks, and other obstacles that are crucial to avoid. Enhances reds and browns. More vividly represents plants and foliage colors. Prizm Shallow Water Polarized: Helps keep white colors bright so you can spot the flash of fish on the surface or in shallow water. Boosts green and copper hues that define hiding spots. Maintains bright whites to easier spot the fish and flies on the surfaces of the water.
Helps define the shadows of the fish. Prizm Deep Water Polarized : Filter out the shades of blue that overwhelm your vision on open water. The deep water lenses filter out specific shades of blue that crowd your vision on the open water so you can see below the surface in deep water conditions. Strengthens the reds and greens colors that will give you a better view of the activity below the surface.
Prizm Maritime: Built with open water operations in mind, this Standard Issue lens enhances contrast on the open water to highlight objects, hazards, and other boats. Plus it reduces glare so you can see farther into the distance. Prizm Shooting : Tunes light to maximize contrast resulting in sports tuned colors that enhance contours and details. Prizm Gaming: Designed for enhanced color contrast, sharper vision, and blue light filtering for when staring at screens.
This lens specifically focuses on protecting your eyes during e-gaming and similar activities. You can read our full review of Prizm Gaming Lenses here. Prizm Golf: Improves contrast for better separation of color and gives you more depth cues to gauge distance and grass conditions.
Prizm Dark Golf: A Darker version of the Golf lens with a rose base color for more defined details in brighter conditions. Read more in our complete Oakley Prizm Golf Review here.
You can read more in our complete Oakley Prizm Snow Lens guide. Prizm MX lenses are designed to give you the edge in motocross by spotting the dips and dives of the terrain ahead of the competition.
Optimized for dirt conditions, the lens enhances contrast so you can see the terrain naturally with the finest details highlighted. Check out our complete guide to Oakley prescription glasses for more information. Most searches will likely point you to Oakley. Oakley Prizm technology is one of the largest advances in sunglasses in the last decade. Whether on or off the field, track, slope or road, increased clarity and contrast can provide that small edge to find you the win!
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You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. PRIZM continues that legacy with a groundbreaking sport specific, prescription-ready lens technology. What are Oakley Lenses Made of? In the past, we could only make lenses lighter or darker — like only having a volume knob on your stereo.
Then, contrast-enhancing technologies became available, which is like having bass and treble control. Oakley takes that technology one major step further. They fine-tune the light spectrum with PRIZM dyes for increasing contrast and reducing glare for your specific sport, environment, and condition. The lenses emphasize colors where the eye is most sensitive to detail, which in return helps to enhance performance and safety.
Traditional sunglass lenses force us to make a compromise between the colors we want to see in an environment and the other colors that interfere with our perception. Oakley achieved this innovation by utilizing hyperspectral imaging. This technique, first developed by spy satellites, helps analyze light in real-world environments. The hyperspectral camera allowed engineers to see the patterns and conditions of the spectral peaks that exist in a wide variety of conditions.
Plutonite is a high-grade polycarbonate that is highly impact resistant. PRIZM lenses are created by melting Plutonite down to liquid form and then adding dyes to give it the desired color and tint.
This is because not every situation will require it and in some instances, it may inhibit performance. Glare is created when the vertical wavelength from the sun reflects off a surface such as water or car bumper and combines with a horizontal wavelength. The main drawback to polarized lenses is that they throw off depth perception due to the polarized filter that cuts out the horizontal wavelength found in glare.
There is a mirror coating on the outside of all of the PRIZM sport-specific lenses that will help with brightness from the sun without sacrificing depth perception or contrast. YES you can! Wearing PRIZM in a sport-specific Rx sunglass will make the details in your environment easier to pick up on and in turn, improve your performance. Blocking out harmful UV rays reduces strain and increases the long-term health of your eyes.
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