One of the main advantages of free-form technology is that it allows the complete customization of lenses for each wearer. There are many personalized lenses on the market and they all seek to improve visual quality through customization. Camber Steady 2.0 lenses are different.

Created with Digital Ray-Path 2 Technology, Camber Technology and Steady Plus Methodology, Camber Steady 2.0 lens designs are mathematically compensated to reduce the peripheral aberrations and include the intelligent use of the wearer’s accommodative ability to focus at different distances. With Digital Ray-Path 2, we are finally able to create personalized lenses that harness the accommodative power of the human eye as part of the calculation. This allows us to focus on the elements of aberration that the eye does not naturally correct. The result is a lens design with dramatically reduced area of peripheral blur.

Using Steady Plus Methodology which incorporates strict control of mean power to practically eliminate spherical error in lateral areas of the lenses, results in improved lateral
vision and superior image stability. Swim effect is a non-stable perception of the surroundings that causes discomfort and reduces overall lens satisfaction, making adaptation more difficult. Despite advancements made in progressive lenses, patients still experience swim effect. The lenses designed with Steady Plus Methodology provide progressive lens wearers with a more stable and natural vision.

With a variable base curve the Camber blank improves the spherical side of the lens, by offering a continuously increasing base curve that is better suited for progressive prescriptions.

Camber Steady 2.0 progressive lenses provide the wearer with an unbeatable visual experience, wide reading zone, improved peripheral vision and more aesthetically pleasing lenses.
Camber Steady lenses are ideal for all progressive lens wearers, experts or novices, looking for a premium progressive lens that offers both extended visual fields and minimal lateral distortion.