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Agate Grey through a new lens

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One other thing you may notice - in clubs and such that use black-light for effects and lighting - you'll see everything lit up like daylight.

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One other thing you may notice - in clubs and such that use black-light for effects and lighting - you'll see everything lit up like daylight.

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POST 1Original post

I’ve recently had cataract surgery in one eye (right eye) and immediately noticed that whites appeared much harsher than before. Oh oh, I thought, the Porsche. Next morning I went to the garage and much to my surprise, the agate grey Porsche no longer had a touch of brown at least through my right eye. It was a dark charcoal silver. My left eye saw it the same as before. Fun fact: cataracts are actually yellow. So I had been seeing everything in sepia. Weird. This happened to anybody else ? Obviously only men of a “certain age” will have, but the Porsche demographic includes quite a large number of us. Agate grey is used in the 2 door and 4 door lineups I believe. Wear your sunglasses ! Rob

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One other thing you may notice - in clubs and such that use black-light for effects and lighting - you'll see everything lit up like daylight. Your natural lens in the eye blocks UV light - the inserted lens doesn't. You'd be surprised what you might see in some clubs that have "exclusive" areas where people might interact. Not that I know anything about that. Not me. Nope.

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Late reply. Concur everything was brownish and much darker.

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