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I'm not sure that matters much, it'd likely still be concentrated on a smaller radius than the pupil, even if it isn't focused to an absolute pinpoint.
by jonhendry18 7y ago
I'm not sure that matters much, it'd likely still be concentrated on a smaller radius than the pupil, even if it isn't focused to an absolute pinpoint.
- Retric 7y agoNot really, if you look at an accurate model of the human eye about half the inner sphere is photoreceptive. Where a much smaller area collects light. It’s a very different model than how cameras work and how most simplified models are shown. Look at the optic nerve on this pic: https://associatedretinaconsultants.com/diagram-of-the-eye/ https://associatedretinaconsultants.com/diagram-of-the-eye/ PS: This is why the blind spot is relatively small even though the optic nerve is 1.5 mm in diameter.