3D Notes
People who suffer from a “weak convergence” of their eyes may have problems viewing full-length 3D movies, said a second ophthalmologist at the University of Rochester’s Flaum Eye Institute. Dr. Matt Gearinger, a pediatric ophthalmologist and eye-alignment specialist, said people…
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with the condition, known as convergence insufficiency, may become fatigued watching a 2-1/2-hour 3D movie. The eye fatigue they experience typically is temporary, and no permanent vision problems result, he said. Like a colleague, Dr. Scott MacRae (CED March 16 p3), Gearinger said he doesn’t think patients who have had monovision Lasik surgery would experience “significant effect problems” viewing 3D.