It's safe to assume that after her initial delight, it took the first owner of these glasses some time to get used to the blended myodisc lenses. The main problem is the limited peripheral view, forcing her to look straight ahead and move her head more than before. The crazy, psychedelic effects created by the transition zone towards the carrier lens are rather disturbing. I heard this from the few models who could see well through some blended myodisc glasses from my collection. Petra was the most articulate in her comments. She had heard about blended myodisc lenses but never seen a pair, let alone try it on. It was a magic moment when she put them on. She liked her looks in the mirror but added straightaway that the field of view was limited and it would take her some time to use such glasses in real life. It was a different experience for Emma who had to cope with the massive blur but she managed bravely, delivering magnificent portraits. Hat off for Emma!
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