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Re: Digest 2102, Weird Eyes
- From: P3D Mart McCann <mart.mccann@xxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: Digest 2102, Weird Eyes
- Date: Mon, 09 Jun 97 16:14:00 PDT
Sandman reports:
> I have one friend who has weird eyes. One
> is good only for far away one is good only
> close up. As a result he sees the word as a
> flat 2d image. The only time he has ever seen
> anything in 3D (he claims) is when he uses my
> red-button viewer and is looking at slides.
>
> Comments, questions, doubts?
No doubt that he sees the world in 2D, but if one eye is only good for
distances, how would that eye focus on the slide in the viewer?
When I got to the age where bifocals seemed to be inevitable, my
ophthalmologist suggested correcting one eye for close-up and the other eye
for distance using contact lenses (I don't wear spectacles because my ears
aren't even remotely the same height). I asked how this would affect my
ability to see in stereo, and he replied that my depth perception would
probably be toast.
Martha (wearing those silly reading glasses) McCann
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