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> What a better word for where the edges of the screen become bowed-out? like looking through a fisheye lens? just distortion, and sounds like your prescriptio
by falsedan 8y ago
> What a better word for where the edges of the screen become bowed-out?
like looking through a fisheye lens? just distortion, and sounds like your prescription needs checking as your brain should compensate for distortion from vision corrections (up to a point).
- Jaruzel 8y agoOh OK thanks. I don't wear the glasses that often. I have astigmatism which is worst in my left eye. Does it take long for my eyes to compensate? When they do does that mean I have to wear the glasses for screen work all the time? All questions, I've struggled to find consistent answers on.
- mkesper 8y agoTry wearing them four weeks constantly. Your mind needs time to adapt!