Oh, certainly. If the signal is reaching your occipital/visual cortex, then you have the experience of seeing. There would be other deficits (weakened orienting

Oh, certainly. If the signal is reaching your occipital/visual cortex, then you have the experience of seeing. There would be other deficits (weakened orienting responses, cross-modal congruency effects, diminished RT to dangerous/frightening stimuli), but nothing quite as major as no longer "seeing".