i know that: 1) most people are dominant eyed and one eye does less work than others most of the time
2) the dominance switches back and forth during the day for most people 3) people who have different corrections for proper vision in each eye can more easily tell which eye they are mostly seeing things out of even when wearing correction. 4) spend a lot of time looking through a microscope and you are both taught and become used to keeping both eyes open and ignoring the input from one eye. Herb.... ----- Original Message ----- From: "graywolf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, November 06, 2003 11:52 AM Subject: Re: Colour fidelity & low-light AF of *ist-D > It might be a function of depth perception, like 3D glasses. My right eye seems > to be color dominant. If I look at something and cover my left eye the color > does not change. If I cover my right eye the color gets bluer. > > You are astute to have nowiced that, Joe. I asked an opthalmoligist about it > once, and he didn't know a thing about it. I first noticed it myself years ago > when adjusting my binoculars.
