Messed up E-Vent lenses?

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  • Shirow
    www.digitalgunfire.com
    • Aug 2002
    • 2023

    #16
    Double check for another film. I had one with the yellow film on the inside and TWO absolutely clear films on the outside. Took off the inside and one outside (didn't know there was a second one). Looked wet/wavy. After a closer look noticed the second outside film. Felt like a noob!
    I'll check again tonight, this is what I'm hoping is the case.
    Superbolt

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    • Bigwooly1013
      Refried Confusion
      • Oct 2009
      • 289

      #17
      I took a co-worker with me to play paintball a few weeks back and he had just bought a brand new gun / mask.....etc and we're out there playing. He starting complaining of the same thing you're talkin about and sure enough there was a film on the outside of the mask.

      We all had an awesome time with that one. I laughed so hard i thought i was going to need a change of underwear

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      • Shirow
        www.digitalgunfire.com
        • Aug 2002
        • 2023

        #18
        Double check for another film. I had one with the yellow film on the inside and TWO absolutely clear films on the outside. Took off the inside and one outside (didn't know there was a second one). Looked wet/wavy. After a closer look noticed the second outside film. Felt like a noob!
        Thanks a lot, this was my exact problem.. WTF! The worst part is, I played a whole game with the last set of lenses like this and thought they were messed up so I bought a new pair. What an idiot!

        Why the hell do they put two films on it..
        Superbolt

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        • manike
          INCEPTIONDESIGNS.COM

          • Jan 2001
          • 3820

          #19
          We put two films on it to protect the lenses and the anti-fog coatings.

          If you don't have the films the lenses can get damaged more easily in handling and installation.

          Also the anti-fog has a shelf life. If it's open to the atmosphere it starts deteriorating slowly.

          The films mean you get a good lens however long it has been sitting at the warehouse or on your stores shelf, or in your kit bag as a spare.
          Inception Designs - My new company where Innovation is the Inspiration

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          • Shirow
            www.digitalgunfire.com
            • Aug 2002
            • 2023

            #20
            Originally posted by manike
            We put two films on it to protect the lenses and the anti-fog coatings.

            If you don't have the films the lenses can get damaged more easily in handling and installation.

            Also the anti-fog has a shelf life. If it's open to the atmosphere it starts deteriorating slowly.

            The films mean you get a good lens however long it has been sitting at the warehouse or on your stores shelf, or in your kit bag as a spare.
            Well, good to know... maybe you should write on the film 'WARNING IDIOT, THIS IS A FILM' so people like me know in future...
            Superbolt

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            • manike
              INCEPTIONDESIGNS.COM

              • Jan 2001
              • 3820

              #21
              Originally posted by Shirow
              Well, good to know... maybe you should write on the film 'WARNING IDIOT, THIS IS A FILM' so people like me know in future...
              I've been trying to get them to add "idiot" stickers to both films for a while. They did on the inside lens cover but not sure about the outside one yet.
              Inception Designs - My new company where Innovation is the Inspiration

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              • Shirow
                www.digitalgunfire.com
                • Aug 2002
                • 2023

                #22
                Originally posted by manike
                I've been trying to get them to add "idiot" stickers to both films for a while. They did on the inside lens cover but not sure about the outside one yet.
                There was one on the inside. The inside film is very obvious too since it's a milky color. The outside one is totally clear and doesn't extend across the entire lens. I did kinda feel it there with my thumbnail but it didn't come up easily at all so I didn't want to pick at it, was worried it was part of the lens coating and I'd damage it.

                Well, at least I'll know for next time
                Superbolt

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                • MeÐiCX
                  Boneyard PB
                  • Feb 2007
                  • 662

                  #23
                  Haha! I don't feel so bad now lol

                  Guess we all have our noob moments

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