Difference between revisions of Guide:Reducing lens complexity
| Line 26: | Line 26: | ||
# <div>Alternate types of reductions. Have one (Simple > Equalizing > Simple > Equalizing...) or two (Simple > Simple > Equalizing > Simple > Simple > Equalizing...) simple drops between equalizing drops.</div> | # <div>Alternate types of reductions. Have one (Simple > Equalizing > Simple > Equalizing...) or two (Simple > Simple > Equalizing > Simple > Simple > Equalizing...) simple drops between equalizing drops.</div> | ||
# <div>Change only spherical or only cylindrical and never both simultaneously.</div> | # <div>Change only spherical or only cylindrical and never both simultaneously.</div> | ||
# <div>For an equalizing reduction, change both differential lenses and normalized lenses simultaneously to keep the [[focal planes]] in sync.</div> | # <div>For an equalizing reduction, change both differential lenses and normalized lenses simultaneously to keep the [[focal planes]] in sync.<ref>https://endmyopia.org/the-diopter-ratio-trap-dont-favor-one-eye/</ref></div> | ||
# <div>For a simple reduction, change differential lenses a few weeks after normalized lenses to keep changes to [[focal planes]] to a minimum.</div> | # <div>For a simple reduction, change differential lenses a few weeks after normalized lenses to keep changes to [[focal planes]] to a minimum.</div> | ||