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I've experienced something similar. I kind of think that the other eye is still working and providing some depth perception, it's either that or after lifetime
by Brockenstein 9y ago
I've experienced something similar. I kind of think that the other eye is still working and providing some depth perception, it's either that or after lifetime of single eye dominance/usage you just adapt and become very good at estimating and judging depth and distance.
In my case never having normal vision, I don't really know what I am missing, if anything.
- PhasmaFelis 9y agoYeah! I did some reading and apparently binocular depth perception is the least important kind, and only works out to about six feet anyway; past that there's not enough parallax between your eyes to get any useful info. Judging distance by an object's surroundings is the most common way of doing it even for people with normal vision.