Traditional vs. Digital Lens
Digital or high-definition lenses are custom made to account for the exact positioning of the eyes relative to the lenses and the frame measurements, including:
- Monocular PD – the distance from the centre of the nose to the centre of the pupil individually
- OC height – the vertical distance from the bottom of the frame to the centre of the pupil
- Frame wrap/size – the curvature of the frame/ size of the lens in the frame
- Pantoscopic tilt – the tilt angle of the frame front relative to the front plane of the face
- Vertex distance – the distance from the back of the lens to the eye
The result is that Digital/High-Definition lenses provide the widest field of view, sharper image quality/contract, better peripheral vision and improved colour enhancement. Full digital lenses are the best possible option within their own family of lenses.
Digital lenses are available in all types of lens design and all available materials.