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i just got new glasses that are only slightly different from my old ones (that broke) and since i don’t have contacts I’ve been without the last week.
but i got these new glasses and everything in fine when i close each eye seperately but together things seem just like a little little off, i don’t know how to describe it. it’s like looking at 3d without 3d glasses on.
the doc said i need time. but i have had glasses since i was in first grade and i have never had to “adjust” is it me? Am i just getting old? he said my script didn’t change that much.
does anyone have this problem? or has had this problem?
You know those photos with low aperture settings that give a narrow depth of field that looks vaguely artsy or like it was done with a nice camera that doesn't just make everything autofocus? Yeah, that's basically how I see close objects and far away objects (as the blurs) without glasses. It's nice for people's faces, but it's a bit disorienting for movement.