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It usually occurs after someone has been wearing significantly undercorrecting glasses, or no correction for long periods of time when they should have been wearing more correction. This causes active focus to fail, as the demand is too high, and is fixed by increasing to an appropriate level of correction. | It usually occurs after someone has been wearing significantly undercorrecting glasses, or no correction for long periods of time when they should have been wearing more correction. This causes active focus to fail, as the demand is too high, and is fixed by increasing to an appropriate level of correction. | ||
When you live next to the train tracks and the train always goes by, people say "you get used to the noise." Blur adaptation is the same thing but with blur instead of train noises. | When you live next to the train tracks and the train always goes by, people say "you get used to the noise." Blur adaptation is the same thing but with blur instead of train noises. | ||
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