“VIZZ works by gently shrinking the pupil of the eye”
Does this mean you could replicate the effect with brighter lighting? I was hoping for something that would actually make the lens more flexible.
Does this mean you could replicate the effect with brighter lighting? I was hoping for something that would actually make the lens more flexible.
... maybe you should be using it then? (Sorry... but not sorry.)
"Gentle" or not, is this actually safe for long-term use? Your pupil dilates in indoor light for a reason, I'm not sure if it's a good idea to fight that. You'd be better off just increasing ambient light levels to match sunlight.
I just assumed more photons results in a stronger signal to my rods and cones. But maybe it's making my eye shrink the aperture instead (or both).
Another way to look at that: We likely evolved decent color vision to identify edible fruits. That wasn't doable with vision in the dark (and we opted out of the olfactory tech tree), so now your accurate-vision tasks are optimized for daylight.