How Eyes Work?

Eyes work similarly to a camera so to be able to see clearly objects have to taken to a focus point on the trunk surface of the attention that is the retina, exactly like an object is focussed onto film. The light enters through the pupil and passes through the lens that is clear and flexible and acts as being a camera lens.

As light is passed through the lens it changes shape and makes delicate adjustments therefore the light rays enter into focus as an obvious picture on the trunk of the attention and as being a camera the image is backwards and ugly.

The rays of light are captured by the Retina (it acts similarly to film) which contains light sensitive cells that convert light rays into electrical impulses which are sent to the mind via the Optic nerve.

The brain develops these impulses and turns the image the proper way up, this is actually the procedure for seeing. For those who have normal vision the images are focussed exactly onto the Retina giving clear vision at all distances.

Why do we wear glasses?

We become familiar with eyesight which has degenerated as time passes and it's really only after a watch test that people realize just how much more we are able to see with better eyesight.

Just such as a camera, if among the components isn't working correctly the effect is really a poor image or regarding the attention, blurred vision.

The usual cause is that the attention is slightly out of shape, similar to a rugby ball when compared to a football which causes the the rays of light to target incorrectly on the Retina. This causes eye conditions such as for example long sight, short sight or Astigmatism.

These reasons and the changes inside our eyes once we age will be the most common explanations why people wear contacts or glasses.

An eye test will determine precisely what the issues are and from that investigation an Optician can create a lens that's perfectly suitable for each eye.