There have been many discussions about the use of different masks here before. Is it Low Volume or Frameless, a clear or black skirt, or does it even have a polarized lens? But what I want to know is if any of you have ever tried a mask with a reflective lens like freediving hunters might use?
Supposedly, from what I understand, if the fish can't see your eyes, they don't think you are a threat. From hunting a large school of blue water Jacks to taking that perfect macro shot up close and personal, could a reflective lens theoretically help us get better shots? And is it really worth the extra payola?
I don't see many people with one. Maybe that should tell me something?
