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**fruttomma** · 11-14-2008, 01:52 AM

Glasses are more prone to the red/blue on the edges of hard lined objects.

That could very well be it. I'm extremely nearsighted. I can't check if it happens without my glasses, because the sticker is like 2 feet away.. and at that distance its blurry.

Its provided me with nearly an hour's worth of entertainment. This job makes my brain hurt.

Maybe I should try my contacts. I don't wear them because I haven't yet found a pair that doesn't bother my eyes.

Not colorblind though. My memory is so bad that I can't really recall night driving very well, even though I did it last night. :P I think I do get the halo effect sometimes. Not really any huge discoloration issues with light though.

Its just weird that I've never noticed this before. I've been wearing glasses for 10 years.

11-14-2008, 01:52 AM	#6
fruttomma Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 408 Senior Member	Glasses are more prone to the red/blue on the edges of hard lined objects. That could very well be it. I'm extremely nearsighted. I can't check if it happens without my glasses, because the sticker is like 2 feet away.. and at that distance its blurry. Its provided me with nearly an hour's worth of entertainment. This job makes my brain hurt. Maybe I should try my contacts. I don't wear them because I haven't yet found a pair that doesn't bother my eyes. Not colorblind though. My memory is so bad that I can't really recall night driving very well, even though I did it last night. :P I think I do get the halo effect sometimes. Not really any huge discoloration issues with light though. Its just weird that I've never noticed this before. I've been wearing glasses for 10 years.
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