Difference in light perceived between right and left eye

Discussion in 'Eye-Care' started by roger61611, Mar 11, 2007.

  1. roger61611

    roger61611 Guest

    Hi,

    I noticed something strange while watching TV in the dark last night.
    I had the channel guide on, and noticed that my right eye sees things
    brighter than my left. Not a huge difference but definitely a
    difference, like bold text vs normal text.

    The eye that sees things 'darker', my left eye, is also faster to
    adjust to bright light, like walking out of a movie theatre into the
    sunshine.

    Is this condition widespread ? Or am I bonkers ?
     
    roger61611, Mar 11, 2007
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