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I bought G15 polarised lenses online so I thought I’d show the difference. First image is of the transition lens in the wonderful partly cloudy British sky after a minute. Second image is with my camera up to the lens.
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1 lut 2016 · This article discusses the difference between G-15 lens and the polarized lenses used in Ray-Ban sunglasses. The G-15 name indicates that the lenses are green in color, hence the G. The 15 in G-15 signifies the amount of light that will be transmitted through the lenses.
18 maj 2023 · G-15: Ray-Ban’s G-15 lens features a special green tint that was developed for military pilots in the ’30s, filtering out a lot of the bright blue light a pilot’s eyes would be exposed to when flying above the cloud line. These lenses only allow 15% of visible light to pass through them, hence the “15,” so they’re best for bright ...
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I did find one that compared the g15 versus gray in regular Ray-Bans. I'm assuming the results and opinions are the same. Using the same videos, it appears that the transition lenses are considered gen 8.
G15 is named as such because it allows 15% light transmission, blocking 85% of light, in a green tinted lens. (B15 is the brown version.). Per the previous comment, I would suspect the polarization is causing the big difference you're seeing.
