Posted by wendy b. on January 21, 2003, at 13:19:40
In reply to suite (en français), posted by Encryption Failure E on January 17, 2003, at 15:39:43
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As a child I had strabism and although I can see with both eyes, I can't see with both simultaneously. I use them interchaningly. That's why my 'natural' field of view is smaller and my 85mm lens is closer than a 50mm to what I regard as a normal perspective.
-- Bernhard Mayr (San Diego, CA) , January 11, 2003; 06:32 P.M. Eastern
-----------------------------------------Is this what you mean by "strabisme," that you can't see out of both eyes simultaneously?
Here is another example of a definition:http://www.theeyestation.com/other/strabism.htm
Is this what you suffer from?
If so, how about checking with a neurologist? Unless you think it is of psychological origin? Tell us what you are thinking.
Wendy
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URL: http://www.dr-bob.org/babble/psycho/20021230/msgs/2266.html