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I had something like that and doing a few minutes a day of magic eye / 3d stereograms sessions helped me a lot. That consisted of learninng how to see them then
by tartoran 6y ago
I had something like that and doing a few minutes a day of magic eye / 3d stereograms sessions helped me a lot. That consisted of learninng how to see them then learning to hold the image up in 3D (feels like starring behind the image) then rotating the eyes around while holding the stereogram in focus (looking at all parts of the image not just center). This helped strenghten my eye muscles and tension/headaches went away.
- fpgaminer 6y agoThat's good to know, thank you! I printed out a Presbyopia chart (http://www.robert-silverman.net/presbeninst.htm http://www.robert-silverman.net/presbeninst.htm) that was linked on HN awhile back and started using a Brock string. Figured I'd do those until the pandemic is over and I can get some professional vision therapy. Guess I'll pick up a magic eye poster too. At least it'll be more fun than staring at a string for five minutes.
- tartoran 6y agoThere are tons of magic eye available as images online. Not all magic eye images are equal and beware they all have different depths and some are more visible and pop up faster than others. Some are particularly pleasant to stare at. Btw, there is even a magic eye tetris out there. Playable only when one is proficient at seeing magic eye images.