What makes Method Seven different from other grow room glasses?
What sets our grow room glasses apart is our dedication to superior quality and advanced technology. Unlike other sunglasses or cheap grow room copycats, we are the only company designing lenses specifically for indoor grow lights, and we continually adapt to keep up with the latest advancements in LED lighting. Our glasses are crafted with high-quality mineral glass or synthetics that rival glass clarity, enhancing visual clarity and reducing distortion. We incorporate rare earth metals into our lenses, filtering out harmful high-energy spikes emitted by HPS lights and eliminating the stroboscopic effect. Precision-crafted by Carl Zeiss, our synthetic lenses are never bent to fit frames, ensuring there is no visual distortion. This meticulous design provides a clearer, more accurate view and superior eye protection. Additionally, our glasses offer exceptional color correction, allowing you to see your plants in true color, which is essential for monitoring their health and growth. In essence, our grow room glasses deliver unmatched clarity, protection, and comfort, making them the superior choice for professionals working under intense lighting conditions.
Which lenses do I need for my Ceramic Metal Halide lights, or Mixed lighting?
The best option for ceramic metal halide glasses is any FX or FX2 lens. These lenses, initially designed for full spectrum LED lights with a similar spectral output to ceramic metal halide, offer subtle color balance and comprehensive protection. They provide superb contrast, as well as UV and infrared protection, ensuring complete visual safety and clarity.
If you're using mixed lighting, including HPS lights with CMH or LEDs, the HPS yellow spectrum is usually dominant. In this case, we recommend our Crystal HPS lenses to balance that spectrum effectively. If your lighting mix does not include HPS, the new FX2 lens is likely the best choice for achieving optimal color balance. All our lenses provide safety and protection, but achieving perfect color balance can be more challenging with mixed lights. To get the best results, identify the dominant spectrum in your grow and choose the corresponding lens.
What's the difference between the Blurple LED lenses and FX2 lenses?
The Blurple LED lenses offer profound color balance for red/blue to magenta spectrum LED grow lights (EXAMPLES: KIND LED or Black Dog LED). The FX2 lenses are designed for full spectrum LED lights, offering subtle color balance to enhance contrast (EXAMPLES: FLUENCE LED or Spectrum King LED).
Which lenses should I order if I use both MH and HPS lights?
HPS lights will overpower the bright white MH light. You're good to go with any of our HPS grow glasses. If you have the HPS lights and MH lights in separate grow rooms, rather than mixed together, you'll have a better experience with the appropriate lenses for each grow room.
What's the difference with all of the HPS options?
Our favorite HPS grow room glasses are the “Perfect Color” HPS. These premium mineral glass lenses offer the most profound color balance, cooling, and clarity available. Glass lenses are a challenge to make, but they sure make for an amazing visual experience. HPSx Transition optics refer to transition grow glasses. Photochromic technology reacts with direct sunlight to transition the sunglasses from blue to a soft grey within a few minutes of exposure. Our polycarbonate HPS grow glasses attenuate and balance the HPS spectrum. They are manufactured in partnership Zeiss optics, guaranteeing your distortion and haze free clarity and comfort.
Does one set of grow glasses work for all grow room lights?
No. Our notch filtering technology works so well as it very specifically filters out some wavelengths of light while allowing other wavelengths to pass information to the eye. Each M7 lens is a filter highly tuned to its namesake light spectrum. It's not possible for a single lens to properly filter light for vastly different spectrums. As with filters, if the input changes, so does the output.
How do I use the camera photo filters?
Our photo filters are compatible with the Cokin “P” series filter holder system (not included).The filters fit best into the center slot of the filter holder. You will also select an adapter ring sized appropriately for your camera, they are available in many sizes: 48mm, 49mm, 52mm, 55mm, 58mm, 62mm, 67mm, 72mm, 77mm, 82mm. Cokin also offers a universal adapter, note, some say this option has a less secure fit. Larger lenses will experience some vignetting. Check out Cokin’s website to see if your camera is compatible: https://cokin.com/en/149-creative-filter-range
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