Poor light can be an issue in many sports. It can take players off the field in cricket or tennis, but it can also hamper people taking part in other activities, including clay pigeon and trap shooting.

The solution to this for shooters is to have tinted lenses. These can help if you have light-sensitive eyes, but can also help improve vision. Just as traditional shades can reduce the amount of light and UV radiation getting through to the eye and thus stop you getting dazzled, so there are some tints that can actually enhance light.

Indeed, it is a fact that all lenses direct a certain amount of light away from the eye, although this varies by type.

However, we supply prescription glasses that help shooters see more light, with the technology including the use of light-enhancing tints.

For instance, the Preteolani range of glasses enables you to see extremely well, with the yellow to brown or purple to brown tints being suited for a wide range of conditions from very bright light to poor.

Yellow tints can be the best of all, as they are designed to provide the best possible enhancement in poor light conditions.

Now that we are in autumn and the bright sunny days are a fading memory, this is a very good time to invest in light-enhancing lenses that help you make the most of the poor light.

By doing this, you will be able to go on shooting at times of the day when you might otherwise have had to stop due to fading light. This will also mean your scores should be a lot higher in bad light, as you see the targets more easily.

As the days get darker and colder, you may find yourself wearing a few more layers when you go shooting and drinking warmer beverages afterwards. But with the right glasses for poor light conditions, you should still hit as many targets as ever.