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Vision Is Like … High Definition TV

Several ways to explain HD lenses to clients.

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4 years ago

January 31, 2019

INVISION Staff Invision February 2017 Issue

“The difference in vision is like …”

“… disposable cameras as opposed to a high-quality lens.” — Maxine Kobley, Metrovision, Carle Place, NY

“… color TV, high-definition TV or Blu-ray high def.” — Texas L. Smith, OD, Dr. Texas L. Smith & Assoc., Citrus Heights, CA

“High definition TV. Or would you prefer the old ‘rabbit-ear,’ black-and-white version?” — Scott Keating, OD, Vision Trends, Dover, OH

Why use them? To help explain the differences in clarity and sharpness between different types of lenses.

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