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found this when looking for what's the closest two objects we can make out. Apparently there are people who can distinguish 20 arc seconds which would be two bl
by yread 15y ago
found this when looking for what's the closest two objects we can make out. Apparently there are people who can distinguish 20 arc seconds which would be two black points on white 15 micrometers apart from 10cm away. Which should be almost enough for seeing bacteria.
- jwingy 15y agoFighter pilots? Serious question...
- arethuza 15y agoOr short sighted folks - I have -6 in both eyes and at 10cm things do look awfully sharp. Though more than 10cm away (without glasses/contacts) things are rather fuzzy.
- sukuriant 15y agoAs another nearsighted individual (-4ish), I can attest to this. At short range, without glasses or contacts, I have ridiculous vision, much tighter and sharper than when I have my contacts in, again at very close range. Long range is much less impressive.
- ristretto 15y agoShort sightedness is a convergence problem. There's nothing wrong with your fovea, so you still have the sharp vision when using glasses or looking close.
- sukuriant 15y agoIt's more than that. It's "I have sharper vision looking very close without my glasses than with my glasses." I believe I heard it was a common issue.
- ristretto 15y agoi do remember seeing very sharp closely before my lasik, but i assumed it was because of reflections and diffusion through the glasses