Hmmm. I asked my optician what diopter to use for my prescription and he
said, "-2". So I bought -2 for my Nikons way back when. Worked great.
Then I bought -2 diopters for my OM's and they also worked great.
I guess I recommend everybody buy -2 diopters. ;-)
Joel Wilcox
Iowa City, Iowa USA
At 06:06 AM 6/28/2000 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi Hans:
>
><< I wear contact lenses, marked -4.5. The correction lens marked -5
>works for me when I'm not wearing my lenses. The one marked -3 doesn't
>work for me. I don't have the one marked -4 but if the logic would be
>(engraved value) - 0.5 than that lens would probably the best for me? >>
>
>LOL, it is trial and error. Maybe that is why someone paid so much for a
>assortment of Dioptric Correction Lenses that The Olympus Guy put on
>eBay. Paul VanTuyl forget to indicate what was in the assortment, so it
>ended up a grab bag. Maybe that works as well as consulting the chart?
>
>Gary Reese
>Las Vegas, NV
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