Yes it does. Your iris determines how much light goes through the eye, and the darker it is, the less light can go through. This affects mostly your peripheral vision, because it helps the rods to work better in "dimmer" light. Does that help?
Light-eyed people are more sensitive to light, because they have few pigments to protect their eyes from sunlight exposure. So, such people can encounter sun-related problemsSo the lighter your eye color, the more you are to have light sensitivity in the sun as apposed to darker eye colors which they have better adjustment and not as sensitive to the light! A person with blue eyes is more alike to have eye problems than a brown eye person. It is well known that people with lighter eyes tend to be more sensitive to light, a result of having less pigment in the iris to protect them from sunlight. That can place them at a greater risk of macular degeneration and the other eye-related problems, but whether that extends to vision is not clear. There is little or no evidence that darker eye color means greater visual acuity, but one theory holds that it does produce better reaction times. People with dark eyes will have stronger peripheral vision. People with dark eyes tend to have bigger pupils, which let in more sunlight. Since they have bigger pupils, they have a wider range of peripheral.
No, eye color is determined by genetics. However, changes in lighting and background colors can create an illusion of different eye colors.
We have color eyes because Aunt sisters might of had them but they might of past them to you so that is why or it is just your luck to have color eyes.Part of the eyes is Epithelium,Iris Stroma,Cellular
Human beings are not a specific color, as individuals can have a wide range of skin tones based on factors like genetics, sun exposure, and ethnicity. Additionally, hair and eye color also vary among individuals.
Dilation of the pupil occurs when not enough light is exposed in the area. If plentiful light was to be exposed without warning, the reaction of the person would be determined by how used they are to light or how their DNA codes for it. This determines how sensitive to light they are by default. Eye color should not play a role in how a person reacts to light. Hope this helped
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You either get a type of eye dye or eye color contacts... My eyes turn from green to gold in the sun!
sun exposurecan activate a hormone that changes your pupil size thus your eye color
maybe it was goldish yellow the color of the sun.
Light-eyed people are more sensitive to light, because they have few pigments to protect their eyes from sunlight exposure. So, such people can encounter sun-related problemsSo the lighter your eye color, the more you are to have light sensitivity in the sun as apposed to darker eye colors which they have better adjustment and not as sensitive to the light! A person with blue eyes is more alike to have eye problems than a brown eye person. It is well known that people with lighter eyes tend to be more sensitive to light, a result of having less pigment in the iris to protect them from sunlight. That can place them at a greater risk of macular degeneration and the other eye-related problems, but whether that extends to vision is not clear. There is little or no evidence that darker eye color means greater visual acuity, but one theory holds that it does produce better reaction times. People with dark eyes will have stronger peripheral vision. People with dark eyes tend to have bigger pupils, which let in more sunlight. Since they have bigger pupils, they have a wider range of peripheral.
No, eye color is determined by genetics. However, changes in lighting and background colors can create an illusion of different eye colors.
Many things. Such as, paleness of skin, high eye sensitivity to light, lack of Vitamin D. If you don't get enough sun exposure, you can get nauseous when you go outside
Eye colour can change with exposure to the sun. Sunlight stimulates melanin production in the eye which results in a change of colour.
We have color eyes because Aunt sisters might of had them but they might of past them to you so that is why or it is just your luck to have color eyes.Part of the eyes is Epithelium,Iris Stroma,Cellular
If you have damaged your eyes from looking at the sun, you may experience symptoms such as blurred vision, sensitivity to light, or seeing spots or floaters. It is important to see an eye doctor for a comprehensive eye exam to determine the extent of the damage and receive appropriate treatment.
eye irritation, used rapidly in sun, not easy to transport.
I THINK it's by the retina in your eye. Sun light(or any types of light) reflects on the object into your eye. And the retina in your eye sends messages the your brain. (I THINK)