"Computer" glasses for rear view mirror?

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Mar 13, 2025 | 12:22 PM

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JerryU

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Originally Posted by F4Gary

Those would be tri-focals. A lot of pilots get them so they can see the overhead panel and the instrument panel while still having distant vision out the middle of the lense.

Yep, I originally got them for reading and looking at the computer screen. That is still my main need. But I also get Transitions, which today are so good they are perfectly clear inside and turn to dark sun glasses outside. In NE SC it's always sunny so no changing to sun glasses.

My wife is always changing to sun glasses, must have 5+ pairs. I think most is for the different (expensive) frames! I've had light weight, titanium frameless glasses for over 10 years.

Mar 13, 2025 | 08:29 PM

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theclutch

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Funny this came up as i was wondering about this during my morning commute. I've learned to look at the rear view mirror with ONE eye when I have it set to camera mode....

Mar 13, 2025 | 11:12 PM

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Eliredandblack

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When I look in my rear view mirror, it’s some times blurry, of course at my age small things don’t bother me a whole lot. Never thought the problem was caused by my progressive lenses. I will print out the above detailed instructions and see what happens. Thank you Jerryu for the information, It seems that I learn something new about my C8 every day. The Forum is terrific. 👍👍👍

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