Don't Colored Contact Lenses Look Strange in Bright Light, or Occlude Vision in Dark Areas? if Not, Why Not?
May 4th, 2010 | See the Top Answers to this Question Below
If colored contact lenses have a fixed "iris" and can’t adjust the "pupil" diameter like the eye itself does, wouldn’t they:
- Not allow in as much light as a dilated pupil would
and / or
- Create two concentric iris colors in bright light as the natural iris is exposed
I’m especially interested in answers from those with first-hand experience.
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youre like totally right. my friend has these bright blue ones and it looks soooo bad when its really bright because her pupils go really tiny and then theres like this ring of green and it looks like some blue thing is floating above her eyee :\