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On Wed, 07 Jul 2004 13:34:02 GMT, John Steinberg wrote:
For anywhere from about thirty minutes to an hour apr=8As observing, my= vision feels considerably sharper. This for both near and far distance.= And the improvement is quite pronounced. I probably should set up an eye chart to determine whether or not there's a quantifiable improvement, but in the interim I'll simply ask if anyone else reading this thread has a similar experience. I don't think I'd use the term sharper, but I do see more after observin= g, which I feel little doubt about attributing to dark adaption. Trying to quantify your experience would definitely be worthwhile. I'll= pay more attention next time I'm out as well, since I don't think you'd easily confuse increased brightness with increased sharpness. -- - Mike Remove 'spambegone.net' and reverse to send e-mail. |
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