Hello everyone out there!
I have a new lens review up to share with you all and this time it's the Pop C Dark Blue lenses by TheDollyEye! o/ I'm actually really confused as to who is the real manufacturer of these lenses (TheDollyEye is a rebranding label) because I've seen some sites list them as EOS while others say Dueba. I honestly don't know. ^^"
Oh well, let's get to the review ~
Oh well, let's get to the review ~
Base curve: 8.6 mm
Diameter: 15.0 mm
Diameter: 15.0 mm
Water content: 55%
Life span: 1 year (I recommend 6 months)
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Lenses in their vials, held up against the window. |
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Held up but with a flashlight (white/blue light) right under the vials. |
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Lens on my finger, "wrong" side up. |
That said I don't know which one is the real one or if there is different versions/batches/whatnot of the same lens.
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One lens in. |
I think that they might be fairly similar in size to the Neo Celeb Violet lenses; actually, when I think about it, these are rather similar to the Neo Celeb series in many ways – both have a similar lens design, look similar when worn (except that the Pop C appears darker and shows less of the color, in this case blue) and the enlargement is on the smaller side of average but still noticeable.
The first time I wore these they went into my eyes no problem. My left eye started, after one minute or so, to feel like there was something annoying it slightly; I moved the lens in my eye and then my eye was suddenly crying and the feeling of irritation got stronger. I took the lens out, cleaned it and put it back in and this time it was fine.
All photos are taken during a cloudy afternoon, around 15:30-ish. Photos are all taken by me, as is to be expected. ;) I'm sorry about the quality though, my camera didn't want to be my friend this day...
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Facing the window in the apartment. (our window always has the sun facing it on morning/mid-day) |
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Flash photo indoors. |
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Bathroom light, part one. |
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Bathroom light, part two. |
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Facing a yellow corridor light. |
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Next to a crappy weak yellow light in the staircase. |
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Outdoors with my back against the light. |
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Outdoors facing the sun. |
In terms of comfort I think these are on the better end of average; I've worn them for around 4 hours no problem a couple of times. I do sometimes have this very slight feeling in my eye that I'm wearing contacts but it's not bothersome at all, really minor.
Overall I do like these lenses, although I'm not sure if I would repurchase them – maybe if I needed them for a character with black-blue eyes because, funnily enough, these look lighter and more blue on photos than what they do in real life, as I already mentioned before. I'm actually surprised how much nicer they look on photos... it's a bit of a bummer, haha. xD
Lastly I have the usual from-a-distance photo!
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Facing window during a rather sunny day. (note: this photo was taken on a different day than the rest) |
Want to see these lenses in other colors?
I've reviewed a pair here: Green
Short summary:
Color: 6/10
It shows as dark blue, yeah, but I was kinda hoping for a bit more blue and a bit less... black.
Design: 7/10
These give me the whole "hey I've seen similar lenses out there!" reaction but they do look good nonetheless.
Opacity: 7/10
It does its job, but somehow it seems like my own eye color shows through in certain lights when viewed from a distance.
Enlargement: 4/10
Enlargement is okay.
Comfort: 7/10
Comfort is on the better end of average I'd say.
Naturalness: 3/10
These aren't really natural because of the obvious black limbal ring, but it's still not bad either.
That's all for this round! Bub-bai ~
They blend really well. :D
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