Quoting Julia Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > I just got glasses with a new prescription. To be exact, a new prescription > for just one eye, the other is the same as it was before. > > If I look with just one eye or the other, everything seems reasonable. > > If I look with both eyes, the floor, the bottom of the monitor screen, the > diningroom table, etc., anything below eye level which *should* be level > seems to slope up to the right (or down to the left, however you want to > look at it). > > I think at this point it's a problem of training my brain a bit.
Could it be that the focal point (the point in the glasses where the eye is supposed to focus dead on, usually a midpoint of sorts) is slightly misaligned in the glasses? This is dependent on your field of vision, and is never the same for both eyes. The "focal point" (sp?) is what they measure when they're taking your order for the glasses. This is the part of the exam where they put a contraption on the bridge of your nose that looks like a pair of binoculars, and ask you to look straight in the middle of a little point of light inside. Just a thought.. I've been there more times than I can count myself. JJ "Mendicant X-Sysop" ------------------------------------------------- This mail sent through : http://webmail.coqui.net _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
