Hey everyone just had a quick question as I truly can't figure it out. Just got done watching the movie Cobra and as a kid I always love those sunglasses of course they are the Ray-Ban Outdoorsman I believe 3030 model, anyway when it comes to the lenses I never could figure out if they were black and polarized or if they were black and mirrored. I'm not a sunglasses Aficionado so it's just hoping if anyone out there may knew the answer to that question. I'm going to assume they're probably the size 58 mm size lenses as Sylvester Stallone doesn't have that large of a head to begin with so I think the 58 mm probably looks a little bit larger than normal on his face, in other words I don't believe they are the 62 mm size lenses. Anyway just curious if anyone knew about the lenses themselves with greatly appreciated if anyone with chime in here. Thanks again
Sylvester Stallone Cobra sunglasses
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They're definitely either polarized or mirrored because if you compare those two just a standard Ray-Ban lens the Ray-Ban lens is very flat when it comes to reflecting light and several scenes inside as well as out they have a very reflective finish
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I used to wear Ray Bans a lot through the 80’s and 90’s… I don’t think they went to polarized until they changed to plastic lenses in late 90’s or later…
But the mirror ones were really silver mirror looking. I don’t think BL was using any AR coatings at the time on glasses.
They may be modified for the film too of course.
I had Vuarnet glasses back then as well with AR coating, and those looked very different. (Awesome glasses by the way).
But the mirror ones were really silver mirror looking. I don’t think BL was using any AR coatings at the time on glasses.
They may be modified for the film too of course.
I had Vuarnet glasses back then as well with AR coating, and those looked very different. (Awesome glasses by the way).
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