Ever had to produce a particularly complex prescription lens that just wouldn’t cooperate; i recall a time when we had to create a progressive lens with a narrow corridor for a customer with specific needs. The precision required and the strategies we employed for accurate centering really made me appreciate the intricacies of lens production.
, I completely get that; we had a similar situation recently with a progressive lens for a client who needed a really sharp narrow corridor. We found that using a digital surfacing machine helped a ton with precision, but it definitely takes extra time and care to set it up right.
I once tackled a complex prescription for a client who insisted on a super narrow corridor, too; it felt a bit like fitting a pancake into a keyhole, but with the right tech, we managed to nail it! @gmurphy_v, do you think digital surfacing really makes that much difference?
I remember a similar challenge with a narrow corridor lens… It took a lot of trial and error with centering; a lot of patience pays off. Have you tried using a specific centering tool for that?