Archive for the ‘Vision simulators’ Category
Saturday, September 1st, 2007
Monet's vision reached a lot deeper than his eyes could see.
Professor Michael Marmor, an Ophthalmologist who led a team of researchers at Stanford University, has been quoted in Times Online as saying that the beloved artist Monet "derided the developing abstraction in art." Yet as he aged, Monet's paintings ...
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Saturday, December 2nd, 2006
My torsion strabismus surgery is 5 days away. I thought I'd try to capture here some of the things I see now, because I am hoping I will have better images soon! Rather than attempt to make another simulator of what my eyes see, I wanted to demonstrate ...
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Wednesday, October 18th, 2006
It is difficult to comprehend what another person sees. I tried to verbally explain to my doctors that one eye was rotated or twisted, but now I've found a way to show them.
One of the first things I noticed, soon after my first surgery, was how funny the shower ...
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Tuesday, August 15th, 2006
I made these images to show my doctors how I've seen things since my surgery (bilateral lateral rectus recession in May of 2005). I'm hoping these illustrations will help them to help me. The images below are not exact of what I see, but best I could do ...
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Saturday, August 12th, 2006
Double vision from strabismus is commonly horizontal. Before my surgery, I had horizontal double vision when I relaxed my eyes, but most of the time I managed to keep the images together. I also had a small amount of vertical misalignment.
Will Baldwin, from one of the ...
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