Galileo Sol/Luna can be configured to have huge numbers depending on the home screen selected. Also, price has dropped by 1/3.
Aging eyesight
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GrumpyOldGuy
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Depends on your budget, a $1000 mask/computer or a $16 glue in magnifying lens. Tough choice
Juardis
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my wife has horrible vision, even with contacts. She bought a Vyper Air. Nice and big and she's happy. I have a D6i. If I dive with contacts, tough to see. If I leave my contacts out, nice and clear. So I need to make a decision. Near or farsightedness. Growing old sucks.
Tigerman
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NOT growing old and suddenly being in need of glasses sux even more
Im just in my thirties and never needed glasses, but a year ago or so I just started to get really tired in/around my eyes. Astigmatism on both eyes, new glasses (which with my face shape is hell to fit and ended up costing a ****load). Started sleeping a hell of a lot better and seeing like when I was 20 again tho
Guess the worst of all would be not getting older at all tho, so Ill cope
Im just in my thirties and never needed glasses, but a year ago or so I just started to get really tired in/around my eyes. Astigmatism on both eyes, new glasses (which with my face shape is hell to fit and ended up costing a ****load). Started sleeping a hell of a lot better and seeing like when I was 20 again tho
Guess the worst of all would be not getting older at all tho, so Ill cope
Ana
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It begins with the computer display but we don't get any younger, and neither do our eyes. It goes from 1.5 to 2.25 and on to 3 and more.
My husband and I went for the Datamask HUD, so yes we could see all our numbers... but missed half of the flounder and pretty much all the octopus, never mind baby nudis or other small creatures. So as much as I love the mask I don't think of it as a solution to the vision problem, my husband send his out and got the same as his glasses, actual progressive correction. I decided to get contacts, I love the mask but I like other masks too, so contacts give me the freedom of using whatever I want.
My husband and I went for the Datamask HUD, so yes we could see all our numbers... but missed half of the flounder and pretty much all the octopus, never mind baby nudis or other small creatures. So as much as I love the mask I don't think of it as a solution to the vision problem, my husband send his out and got the same as his glasses, actual progressive correction. I decided to get contacts, I love the mask but I like other masks too, so contacts give me the freedom of using whatever I want.
kdsmithjr
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sounds like the best thing since sliced bread. I'm gonna try to get one to test out diving where i live (near davao in the philippines).
kdsmithjr
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NOT growing old and suddenly being in need of glasses sux even more
Im just in my thirties and never needed glasses, but a year ago or so I just started to get really tired in/around my eyes. Astigmatism on both eyes, new glasses (which with my face shape is hell to fit and ended up costing a ****load). Started sleeping a hell of a lot better and seeing like when I was 20 again tho
Guess the worst of all would be not getting older at all tho, so Ill cope
The alternative to growing old is death. Live and get glasses.
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