Method and apparatus for viewing objects in bright light
OwnerDavid Singelyninventor
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Abstract
A viewing apparatus configured to aid an individual viewing objects in bright light and a method for selling a viewing apparatus for viewing objects. The apparatus according to the present invention includes a light diminishing surface including at least one aperture and being configured to prevent extraneous light around an object from reaching the eye(s) of the individual, wherein the at least one aperture being configured to allow at least some of the light reflecting and/or emanating from the viewed object to reach the individual's eye(s) and the at least one aperture further configured to correspond to the dimensions of the viewed object.
Claims20
A viewing apparatus configured to aid an individual viewing an object in bright ambient light, comprising:
- a light diminishing surface comprising at least one aperture and being configured to prevent extraneous light around an object from reaching the eyes of the individual, wherein the at least one aperture being configured to allow at least some of the light reflecting and/or emanating from the viewed object to reach the individual's eyes and the at least one aperture is further configured to correspond to the dimensions of the viewed object.
A wearable viewing apparatus, comprising:
- an adjustable means for preventing extraneous light around an object being viewed from reaching the eyes of viewer comprising at least one aperture, wherein the adjustable means is configured to be adjusted by the wearer to correspond to the size of the object being viewed to aid in preventing extraneous light around an object from reaching the eyes of viewer.
A method for selling a viewing apparatus customized to an individual wherein the viewing apparatus facilitates viewing in brightly lit areas, comprising:
- displaying different sized and shaped viewing objects to an individual;
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- determining based on a chosen viewed object a viewing apparatus having at least one aperture formed therein that allows the individual to view the chosen viewed object in brightly lit conditions while keeping extraneous light away from the individual's eyes.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.