Vista - Our eyes.

**amigo max** · 09-26-2009

Hello,
We all use computers daily and watch T.V. this is bad if we watch the
screen for long we have to be careful of our eyes

......
I just wondered that how many people would be wearing spectacles,
if you do, it would be good to know others eye power

.
I do wear, and my power is LEFT (1.5 sph. 0.5 cyl. axis 5)
RIGHT (1.25 sph. 0.75cyl. axis 175)
And i hope mine doesn't increase...

**Joan Archer** · 09-26-2009

Well I wear them but I haven't a clue what the numbers you posted mean or what my eye power is just that I wear bifocal ones and I sometimes wonder why I need to as I can see very well without, it does make things a little clearer though with them.

I did have a pair made just for using while on the computer they were single lens and set for a certain distance from the screen but that was a few years ago and now I can actually see fine without them.

**Dwarf** · 09-26-2009

I reckon that I am quite fortunate for my age in that I don't need glasses for anything

apart from something to hold a drink in!

**z3r010** · 09-26-2009

Due to being sat in in front of lots of screens every day here at mission control, I do go for regular checkups on my eyes and I have perfect vision

**Brink** · 09-26-2009

Well, I'm slightly near sighted, so I have to have to wear glasses to be able to read anything from a distance of around 30 feet or more. It's not bad though according to the eye doctor, and he doubts that I will ever need a stronger pair of glasses. I can't remember what the strength of my current pair are, but they are thin.

**kavita** · 09-26-2009

Quote: Originally Posted by Brink

Well, I'm slightly near sighted, so I have to have to wear glasses to be able to read anything from a distance of around 30 feet or more. It's not bad though according to the eye doctor, and he doubts that I will ever need a stronger pair of glasses. I can't remember what the strength of my current pair are, but they are thin.

Can you perhaps show us 1 of your pic with the specs?

**zigzag3143** · 09-26-2009

doouble near sighted. 1.5 diopter

**Brink** · 09-26-2009

Quote: Originally Posted by kavita

Quote: Originally Posted by Brink

Well, I'm slightly near sighted, so I have to have to wear glasses to be able to read anything from a distance of around 30 feet or more. It's not bad though according to the eye doctor, and he doubts that I will ever need a stronger pair of glasses. I can't remember what the strength of my current pair are, but they are thin.

Can you perhaps show us 1 of your pic with the specs?

Sure thing.

**kavita** · 09-26-2009

Quote: Originally Posted by Brink

Quote: Originally Posted by kavita

Quote: Originally Posted by Brink

Well, I'm slightly near sighted, so I have to have to wear glasses to be able to read anything from a distance of around 30 feet or more. It's not bad though according to the eye doctor, and he doubts that I will ever need a stronger pair of glasses. I can't remember what the strength of my current pair are, but they are thin.

Can you perhaps show us 1 of your pic with the specs?

Sure thing.

Attachment 16037

I mean Real Photo.

**Brink** · 09-26-2009

Quote: Originally Posted by kavita

I mean Real Photo.

Sure.

09-26-2009	#1 (permalink)
amigo max Vista Ultimate 32bit, 7 Ultimate x64 74 posts	Our eyes. Hello, We all use computers daily and watch T.V. this is bad if we watch the screen for long we have to be careful of our eyes...... I just wondered that how many people would be wearing spectacles, if you do, it would be good to know others eye power. I do wear, and my power is LEFT (1.5 sph. 0.5 cyl. axis 5) RIGHT (1.25 sph. 0.75cyl. axis 175) And i hope mine doesn't increase...
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09-26-2009	#2 (permalink)
Joan Archer Vista Home Premium SP2 32bit / Windows 7 Home Premium 32 bit 1,079 posts	Re: Our eyes. Well I wear them but I haven't a clue what the numbers you posted mean or what my eye power is just that I wear bifocal ones and I sometimes wonder why I need to as I can see very well without, it does make things a little clearer though with them. I did have a pair made just for using while on the computer they were single lens and set for a certain distance from the screen but that was a few years ago and now I can actually see fine without them.
My System Specs

09-26-2009	#3 (permalink)
Dwarf Vista Home Premium 32-bit & Vista Ultimate 64-bit both Service Pack 2 W7 Pro RTM 7600 32 & 64 2,200 posts	Re: Our eyes. I reckon that I am quite fortunate for my age in that I don't need glasses for anything apart from something to hold a drink in!
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09-26-2009	#4 (permalink)
z3r010 Windows 7 Ultimate x64 21,393 posts	Re: Our eyes. Due to being sat in in front of lots of screens every day here at mission control, I do go for regular checkups on my eyes and I have perfect vision
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09-26-2009	#5 (permalink)
Brink Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 26,110 posts	Re: Our eyes. Well, I'm slightly near sighted, so I have to have to wear glasses to be able to read anything from a distance of around 30 feet or more. It's not bad though according to the eye doctor, and he doubts that I will ever need a stronger pair of glasses. I can't remember what the strength of my current pair are, but they are thin.
My System Specs

09-26-2009	#6 (permalink)
kavita Windows 7 7600.16385 64bit 276 posts	Re: Our eyes. Quote: Originally Posted by Brink Well, I'm slightly near sighted, so I have to have to wear glasses to be able to read anything from a distance of around 30 feet or more. It's not bad though according to the eye doctor, and he doubts that I will ever need a stronger pair of glasses. I can't remember what the strength of my current pair are, but they are thin. Can you perhaps show us 1 of your pic with the specs?
My System Specs

09-26-2009	#7 (permalink)
zigzag3143 Vista 32 win 7 7600 32 bit 2,290 posts	Re: Our eyes. doouble near sighted. 1.5 diopter
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09-26-2009	#8 (permalink)
Brink Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 26,110 posts	Re: Our eyes. Quote: Originally Posted by kavita Quote: Originally Posted by Brink Well, I'm slightly near sighted, so I have to have to wear glasses to be able to read anything from a distance of around 30 feet or more. It's not bad though according to the eye doctor, and he doubts that I will ever need a stronger pair of glasses. I can't remember what the strength of my current pair are, but they are thin. Can you perhaps show us 1 of your pic with the specs? Sure thing.
My System Specs

09-26-2009	#9 (permalink)
kavita Windows 7 7600.16385 64bit 276 posts	Re: Our eyes. Quote: Originally Posted by Brink Quote: Originally Posted by kavita Quote: Originally Posted by Brink Well, I'm slightly near sighted, so I have to have to wear glasses to be able to read anything from a distance of around 30 feet or more. It's not bad though according to the eye doctor, and he doubts that I will ever need a stronger pair of glasses. I can't remember what the strength of my current pair are, but they are thin. Can you perhaps show us 1 of your pic with the specs? Sure thing. Attachment 16037 I mean Real Photo.
My System Specs

09-26-2009	#10 (permalink)
Brink Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 26,110 posts	Re: Our eyes. Quote: Originally Posted by kavita I mean Real Photo. Sure.
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