This is awesome, thank you. Few observations from my own experience: floaters are smaller, less hair like and more blood vessel like, and they are always on the move. I have three more temporary conditions to suggest that might be interesting: 1.) PVD - Posterior Vitrous Detachment: considered harmless, milions of dark speck floaters all moving due to eye movement inertia, clears out naturally after a week, 2.) Retinal Detachment, considered a medical emergency: dark shadow in random corner slowly becoming bigger and bigger day by day, can be stopped only with a surgery, leads to complete blindness if left untreated, 3.) Gas Bubble, a temporary consequence of a retinal detachment surgery, lasts about a week, starts as fully blurred vision which is gradually being replaced by perfectly focused vision in a horizontal line that falls down like a curtain. In reality the eye is absorbing the gas and replacing it with vitrous liquid slowly, but due to camera obscura optical properties this is perceived as upside down, so the liquid surface line is not rising up from the bottom, but falling down from the top.
This is awesome, thank you. Few observations from my own experience: floaters are smaller, less hair like and more blood vessel like, and they are always on the move. I have three more temporary conditions to suggest that might be interesting: 1.) PVD - Posterior Vitrous Detachment: considered harmless, milions of dark speck floaters all moving due to eye movement inertia, clears out naturally after a week, 2.) Retinal Detachment, considered a medical emergency: dark shadow in random corner slowly becoming bigger and bigger day by day, can be stopped only with a surgery, leads to complete blindness if left untreated, 3.) Gas Bubble, a temporary consequence of a retinal detachment surgery, lasts about a week, starts as fully blurred vision which is gradually being replaced by perfectly focused vision in a horizontal line that falls down like a curtain. In reality the eye is absorbing the gas and replacing it with vitrous liquid slowly, but due to camera obscura optical properties this is perceived as upside down, so the liquid surface line is not rising up from the bottom, but falling down from the top.
Hi, would love to try this out. However, i can't seem to find the link!
if you just click the post it should take you there, but here it is again just in case: https://www.josh.ing/howisee
I'm deutan green weak, thanks, it helped my wife understand better
so happy to hear that, you can also create a profile with a link to share with friends/family too!