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You posted this under "Eyes and vision disorders." I'm not sure there is a disorder called untrained eye. Normally, the phrase means simply a person who is unfamiliar with whatever he or she is seeing. In other words, as an example from my line of work, a person who is not familiar with rifles or shotguns would not be able to tell as easily what caliber a gun is by looking at it as easily as someone who is familiar with them could.

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