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the cornea, lens, and retina are all a specific distance from each other...this ensures that you get a sharp image...if this distance is off in any way, you end up needing glasses
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We should mention that objects at different distances will require the image on the retina to be focussed differently. This is done by the lens being pulled thinner or thicker by small muscles. Sometimes something is wrong with the relative ditances or the muscles and these faults are cured with glasses.
If you look at a close object and then at one some distance away, you can feel your eye focussing
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Is light microscopes use beams of electrons to produce magnified images?
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What part of the eye works similar to the shutter of a camera?
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How do kingfishers cope with refraction when hunting fish?
The kingfisher solves this problem with a second fovea in each eye. Once the eyes are immersed in water, the image of the fish is focused on the second fovea in each eye. That means that there is stereoscopic visualization of the prey as it tries to dart away, an action that is usually not successful. But, in order to keep the image focused on both foveae, the lens has to be oval and the second fovea has to be in the periphery of the eye at the edge of the retina.
What is the nature of eye lens of human eye and that of the image formed at the retina of the eye by it?
our eye has convex lens which has got the power of converging image . so when the light fall on the convex lens the sensory nerve of our eye immediately send electrical impulse to the mind then the mind make the clear and virtual image .or say when convex lens converge the falling light , the convex lens have a focus point which is retina at where all the light rays focused and images is formed .
