Testimonials Hi Pam,
I have recently fitted a set of the Hydrotac
lenses to my
diving mask and believe me, this move has brightened up my diving
because I can
now clearly read my gauges and see my camera operating buttons.
This has
brought ‘new’ excitement into my diving. I am diving out of Perth with a
lot out at Rottnest Island.
Thanks,Bruce Wiltshire.
1st July, 2010
Pam,
I
ride
a motor cycle and wear an open-faced motorcycle helmet necessitating the
use of riding glasses.
I have Hydrotac lenses fitted to them, and the
have
been spectacularly successful.
I can now clearly see the bikes
instruments.
I have no interruption to my distance vision, and no interruption to the
cleaning of the glasses.
The lenses are fitted to a pair of Uglyfish
sunglasses.
I look forward to the same success
with
the diving mask.
Regards
Rob
Hi Pam,
I just thought that I would drop you a short note to say that my wife and I visited the Surf Dive Action show in 2003 and were fortunate enough to find your Hydrotac stand there. I was immediately curious when I noticed the price tag for your lenses, which was $39.95 at the time I think. At the price these lenses were being offered and the fact that there is no need to modify my facemask was immediately appealing.
Well that was over a year ago now and I am still using my original set. I have been delighted with the results since I purchased the Hydrotac lenses at the show.
I have been diving since 1987 and I have been shooting with film since the early 90's and it has all been with a standard 35mm SLR. I have had some very pleasing results from that setup, but as time progresses, so does the technology. Over the years my eyes have deteriorated slightly, requiring that I use reading glasses for close work. This has not affected my diving except when it came time to "Accurately" read my guages or determine what "F-Stop" I am using.
In the last couple of years the digital cameras have been making a great impact in both topside and underwater environments alike. Unfortunately along with the compact nature of the digital cameras and the electronic viewfinders comes the difficulty if being able to focus accurately and differentiate between your settings.
Since using the Hydrotac lenses the frustration and guesswork of trying to squint at a 1" screen has been removed. It has increased both my diving pleasure and my "Artistic" capability.
This is the link to my website . Almost all of the pictures on here are taken with the Hydrotac lenses in use. See what you think....
Cheers, Chris Partridge
Hi Pam:
Just a short note to let you know how your lens performed. I attached them to my diving mask and allowed a couple of days before I used them. We dived off Port Phillip Heads on a deep wreck called the Hygea - it lies at 60 metres, so a fairly serious dive.
The lens worked brilliantly! I was able to read my computer better than before and completed the dive with less stress.
Thank you once again for making them available.
Regards, Adrian Lamb.
Dear Pam:
That is certainly good news that HydroTac® Reading Lenses are now available in Australia.
I have done about 40 dives (all warm water tropical) with mine now and just reckon they are lifesavers.
I haven't had an ounce of trouble with them in all sorts of conditions.
John Boyce, Mildura Desert Divers Club. Vic. 3502
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