BAD FOR: Colour clarity\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n Sunglasses featuring a light yellow tinted lens is ideal for low lighting conditions. So when the sky is overcast or if you’re heading out at dawn or before twilight, this lens colour is the perfect choice. During the colder months, it’s much darker in the mornings and the sun sets much earlier, making yellow lenses great for commuters.<\/p>\n But if you’re heading out on a bright afternoon to walk through the park and gander at all the lovely colours on the trees, be aware that yellow tint can cause colour distortion.<\/p>\n Get the look with these\u00a0Ray-Ban RB3025JM AVIATOR sunglasses, which are also photochromatic so they can adjust to different light levels easily.<\/p>\n BUY NOW \u00bb<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n GOOD FOR:\u00a0Changeable weather conditions\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n BAD FOR: Colour\u00a0perception\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n Red and pink tinted sunglasses are a good all-rounder and are great for temperamental skies. If you’re unsure of the weather conditions (a common problem in autumn time with the threat of rain), these are ideal.<\/p>\n Not only can they adapt easily to different lighting, but they are considered to be the most comfortable to wear for long periods of time. The reddish tint is also known to block out blue light, which improves visual clarity and contrast.<\/p>\n A very comfortable choice if you have sensitive eyes or plan on spending many hours outdoors. Get the look with these\u00a0Fendi sunglasses. Stylish and practical at the same time…<\/p>\n BUY NOW \u00bb<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n GOOD FOR: Colour accuracy\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n BAD FOR:\u00a0Very low light<\/em><\/p>\n Generally, green and grey lenses are very good for most lighting conditions. Although if you’re stepping out during dawn\/twilight hours in autumn\/winter, light yellow makes a much better option for visual clarity. One of the biggest benefits of green lenses or grey lenses though is the accuracy of colour that you get.<\/p>\n For winter sports such\u00a0as skiing, this makes all the difference. Green and grey work particularly well for very bright days, so for those autumn walks in the park when the sun is out, you will benefit from reduced glare and enhance eye comfort whilst still also\u00a0getting the beautiful colours of falling leaves.<\/p>\n BUY NOW \u00bb<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n GOOD FOR:\u00a0Foggy conditions\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n BAD FOR:\u00a0Very bright light\u00a0\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n One of the most trying weather conditions commuters and motorists have to deal with in autumn time is the fog. But orange and amber lenses can actually improve visual clarity. If it’s very, very foggy, opt for a more copper tone lens.<\/p>\n Overall, orange and amber tints are handy for the overcast conditions that we experience during the October, November, December and January. And mid-tone ambers can even help with reflecting blue light and increasing shadow definition (making it a good choice for outdoor activities and some sports).<\/p>\n Get the look and protect your eyes in foggy weather with these stylish Tonny TS9225, available at Select Specs for\u00a0\u00a366.91.<\/p>\n![\"yellow](\"https:\/\/d9qzjwuieyamt.cloudfront.net\/public\/en\/res\/images\/items\/fullsized\/104_17_2.jpg\")
Red\/Pink Lenses<\/h2>\n
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Green\/Grey Lenses<\/h2>\n
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Orange\/Amber Lenses<\/h2>\n
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