> The centre is the bit we use for visual fidelity, or central focus. When I got my retina imaged (routine, no problems found), I was amazed at how small that

> The centre is the bit we use for visual fidelity, or central focus. When I got my retina imaged (routine, no problems found), I was amazed at how small that spot is when it was pointed out to me. Only a tiny part of the retina is actually seeing in high resolution. Which I guess at least partly explains why everything outside the very center of my vision seems so illegible and somewhat... "unstable" if I stare at one spot for longer.