L’UNA ALIENA: The lens de­signed by your op­ti­cian

MIDO 2022 is now in the books and, here at Di­v­el, we are full of pos­i­tive vibes, as can be seen in our most re­cent­ly launched cam­paign.

Be­ing back at a trade show was ex­hil­a­rat­ing, and shak­ing hands with our cus­tomers was a thrill we hadn’t been able to have in quite some time.

At MIDO, with our NEV­ER LOOK BACK cam­paign, Di­v­el Italia pre­sent­ed our new col­lec­tion of sun fil­ters, which were on dis­play sport­ing the spe­cial­ly de­signed im­ages Bol­lipop, Ma­joli­ca, Aside and Lo­go­ma­nia, but these were just a few of the orig­i­nal col­lec­tions of sun fil­ters that de­sign­ers and man­u­fac­tur­ers were able to see at the event.

The great­est in­no­va­tion in cor­rec­tive lens­es was L’UNA ALIENA.

What is L’una Aliena, you say? It’s our unique, per­son­al­ized ver­sion of our top-of-the-line pro­gres­sive lens, Aliena.

What makes L’una Aliena dif­fer­ent from oth­er pro­gres­sive lens­es?

Be­cause L’una lens­es are de­signed by the op­ti­cian. But how? With L’una Aliena lens­es, spe­cial soft­ware pro­vid­ed to op­ti­cians can be used to ad­just the pa­ra­me­ters of the lens, in­clud­ing the fig­ures for the near and far-view zones, and the op­ti­cian can view a 3D map of the sur­face of the lens at the same time.

As you ad­just the pa­ra­me­ters of the lens, you get a re­al­is­tic view of the pow­er pro­gres­sion zones (map) in dif­fer­ent col­ors, and you can also show the cus­tomer a pre­view of how ex­act­ly their lens will be made.

You can view the changes in real time to get a bet­ter un­der­stand­ing of the aber­ra­tions of the lens. The more you move to­wards the red area, the greater the aber­ra­tions. In the low­er part of the win­dow, you can change the view of the sur­face of the lens:

• 2D VIEW (fig. b)

• 3D VIEW (fig. a)

• CYLIN­DER MAP

• POW­ER MAP

Us­ing this tool, the op­ti­cian can show the cus­tomer a real-time re­pro­duc­tion of the pro­gres­sive lens they are about to buy.

The cus­tomer’s data can be stored se­cure­ly by the soft­ware and re­trieved at a lat­er date for any fu­ture or­ders.

Click here to see the L'una Aliena Tu­to­ri­al­Re­quest in­for­ma­tion at your near­est branch or from the agent for your area.

L’UNA ALIENA: The lens de­signed by your op­ti­cian

MIDO 2022 is now in the books and, here at Di­v­el, we are full of pos­i­tive vibes, as can be seen in our most re­cent­ly launched cam­paign.

Be­ing back at a trade show was ex­hil­a­rat­ing, and shak­ing hands with our cus­tomers was a thrill we hadn’t been able to have in quite some time.

At MIDO, with our NEV­ER LOOK BACK cam­paign, Di­v­el Italia pre­sent­ed our new col­lec­tion of sun fil­ters, which were on dis­play sport­ing the spe­cial­ly de­signed im­ages Bol­lipop, Ma­joli­ca, Aside and Lo­go­ma­nia, but these were just a few of the orig­i­nal col­lec­tions of sun fil­ters that de­sign­ers and man­u­fac­tur­ers were able to see at the event.

The great­est in­no­va­tion in cor­rec­tive lens­es was L’UNA ALIENA.

What is L’una Aliena, you say? It’s our unique, per­son­al­ized ver­sion of our top-of-the-line pro­gres­sive lens, Aliena.

What makes L’una Aliena dif­fer­ent from oth­er pro­gres­sive lens­es?

Be­cause L’una lens­es are de­signed by the op­ti­cian. But how? With L’una Aliena lens­es, spe­cial soft­ware pro­vid­ed to op­ti­cians can be used to ad­just the pa­ra­me­ters of the lens, in­clud­ing the fig­ures for the near and far-view zones, and the op­ti­cian can view a 3D map of the sur­face of the lens at the same time.

As you ad­just the pa­ra­me­ters of the lens, you get a re­al­is­tic view of the pow­er pro­gres­sion zones (map) in dif­fer­ent col­ors, and you can also show the cus­tomer a pre­view of how ex­act­ly their lens will be made.

You can view the changes in real time to get a bet­ter un­der­stand­ing of the aber­ra­tions of the lens. The more you move to­wards the red area, the greater the aber­ra­tions. In the low­er part of the win­dow, you can change the view of the sur­face of the lens:

• 2D VIEW (fig. b)

• 3D VIEW (fig. a)

• CYLIN­DER MAP

• POW­ER MAP

Us­ing this tool, the op­ti­cian can show the cus­tomer a real-time re­pro­duc­tion of the pro­gres­sive lens they are about to buy.

The cus­tomer’s data can be stored se­cure­ly by the soft­ware and re­trieved at a lat­er date for any fu­ture or­ders.

Click here to see the L'una Aliena Tu­to­ri­al­Re­quest in­for­ma­tion at your near­est branch or from the agent for your area.

L’UNA ALIENA: The lens de­signed by your op­ti­cian

MIDO 2022 is now in the books and, here at Di­v­el, we are full of pos­i­tive vibes, as can be seen in our most re­cent­ly launched cam­paign.

Be­ing back at a trade show was ex­hil­a­rat­ing, and shak­ing hands with our cus­tomers was a thrill we hadn’t been able to have in quite some time.

At MIDO, with our NEV­ER LOOK BACK cam­paign, Di­v­el Italia pre­sent­ed our new col­lec­tion of sun fil­ters, which were on dis­play sport­ing the spe­cial­ly de­signed im­ages Bol­lipop, Ma­joli­ca, Aside and Lo­go­ma­nia, but these were just a few of the orig­i­nal col­lec­tions of sun fil­ters that de­sign­ers and man­u­fac­tur­ers were able to see at the event.

The great­est in­no­va­tion in cor­rec­tive lens­es was L’UNA ALIENA.

What is L’una Aliena, you say? It’s our unique, per­son­al­ized ver­sion of our top-of-the-line pro­gres­sive lens, Aliena.

What makes L’una Aliena dif­fer­ent from oth­er pro­gres­sive lens­es?

Be­cause L’una lens­es are de­signed by the op­ti­cian. But how? With L’una Aliena lens­es, spe­cial soft­ware pro­vid­ed to op­ti­cians can be used to ad­just the pa­ra­me­ters of the lens, in­clud­ing the fig­ures for the near and far-view zones, and the op­ti­cian can view a 3D map of the sur­face of the lens at the same time.

As you ad­just the pa­ra­me­ters of the lens, you get a re­al­is­tic view of the pow­er pro­gres­sion zones (map) in dif­fer­ent col­ors, and you can also show the cus­tomer a pre­view of how ex­act­ly their lens will be made.

You can view the changes in real time to get a bet­ter un­der­stand­ing of the aber­ra­tions of the lens. The more you move to­wards the red area, the greater the aber­ra­tions. In the low­er part of the win­dow, you can change the view of the sur­face of the lens:

• 2D VIEW (fig. b)

• 3D VIEW (fig. a)

• CYLIN­DER MAP

• POW­ER MAP

Us­ing this tool, the op­ti­cian can show the cus­tomer a real-time re­pro­duc­tion of the pro­gres­sive lens they are about to buy.

The cus­tomer’s data can be stored se­cure­ly by the soft­ware and re­trieved at a lat­er date for any fu­ture or­ders.

Click here to see the L'una Aliena Tu­to­ri­al­Re­quest in­for­ma­tion at your near­est branch or from the agent for your area.