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This effect is much more apparent if you wear glasses, especially so if you’re astigmatic. The corrective powers of the lensing accentuate this effect.
by dagmx 3y ago
This effect is much more apparent if you wear glasses, especially so if you’re astigmatic.
The corrective powers of the lensing accentuate this effect.
- knodi123 3y agooh, hey, I always noticed this effect on days I wore my glasses! I just assumed it was a chromatic aberration due to my cheap-ass lenses. But this article says it's actually more subtle and interesting.
- frogulis 3y agoInteresting, I've never worn any sort of corrective lens and experience the effect fairly strongly
- petercooper 3y agoI'm a near sighted glasses wearer with astigmatism and I'm not seeing anything I wouldn't expect to (though blue/red can be quite 'jarring', but I'm not seeing the 'depth'). Apparently some people experience it, some don't, but I can't find anything about why or what that distinction really means.