Comparing different frames, side-by-side, on screen is so much easier, even if you
have good eyesight. Being able to view two (or indeed four) spectacle frames along
side each other gives you something you could never achieve with a standard mirror
– the opportunity to compare the visual appearance one spectacle frame has, head
to head with another spectacle frame.
The system saves you time and gives you the added benefit of knowing you have been
able to choose the frame that gives you the look you want. Many patients have commented
that the system enabled them for the first time to see and select the spectacles
they really wanted, finally giving them spectacles they wanted to wear – not spectacles
they just have to wear.
The benefit and experience is even more magnified for patients with poor eyesight.
They can fully 'participate' and will often have a better understanding of the key
differences between frames. Differences which can be crucial on higher power prescriptions.
Another of the digital imaging systems key advantages can be seen when selecting
tints and sunglasses. If you try and view a sunglass in a standard mirror, your
visual perception of how they really look on you is hampered by the tint colouration
and density.
Once the digital image has been captured, you can remove the sunglass and view the
true appearance they create, thus enabling you to narrow down, fine-tune your choice.