Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 180. Chapters: Color, Persistence of vision, Visible spectrum, Image, Ishihara color test, Parallax, International Commission on Illumination, Saccade, Myopia, Haidinger's brush, Brightness, View, Face perception, Eye tracking, CIE 1931 color space, Visual memory, Vision therapy, Micropsia, Prosopagnosia, Retinal, Macropsia, Vision restoration therapy, CIECAM02, Depth perception, Floater, Filling-in, Visual perception, Scotopic sensitivity syndrome, Binocular vision, Stereopsis, Opsin, Visual short term memory, Binocular rivalry, Accommodation, Pathologic nystagmus, Evolution of color vision in primates, Astigmatism, Palinopsia, Vestibulo-ocular reflex, Naked eye, Tetrachromacy, Motion perception, Opponent process, Ocular dominance, Optics and vision, Cortical visual impairment, Flicker fusion threshold, Entoptic phenomenon, Dot gain, Binocular disparity, Scleral reinforcement surgery, Two Streams hypothesis, Adelbert Ames, Jr., Color constancy, Spatial disorientation, Distorted vision, Contrast, Flash suppression, Saccadic masking, Visual angle, LCD classification, Useful field of view, Dermo-optical perception, Eye injury, Cerebral achromatopsia, Mental rotation, Underwater vision, Diplopia, Visual snow, Peripheral vision, Afterimage, Monocular vision, Refractive error, Blindsight, Septo-optic dysplasia, Physiologic nystagmus, MacAdam ellipse, Tunnel vision, Greeble, Monochromacy, Horopter, Dichromacy, Parallax scanning, Aerial perspective, Contrast effect, Arthur König, Gloom, Form constant, Monocular rivalry, Autokinetic effect, Impossible colors, Northern Optometric Society, Visual field, Retinal migraine, Thatcher effect, Mesopic vision, Positional alcohol nystagmus, Blind spot, Chromostereopsis, Visual inspection, Meridian (perimetry, visual field), Saccadic suppression of image displacement, Vision span, Kruithof curve, Hering's law of equal innervation, Averted vision, Pentachromacy, Computer stereo vision, Fixation, Johnson's criteria, Eigengrau, Young Helmholtz theory, Glare, Blue field entoptic phenomenon, Microsaccade, Cyanopsia, Mandelbaum Effect, Minnesota Paper Form Board Test, Peripheral drift illusion, Scotopic vision, Stiles Crawford effect, Geon, CBCL, ICAM, Visual comparison, Search coil, List of bespectacled baseball players, Ganzfeld effect, Stereoblindness, Ocular tremor, Unihemispheric slow-wave sleep, Ribbon synapse, Parallax Image Display, Cosmic ray visual phenomena, Vision training, Photopic vision, Dark adaptation threshold, Motion-induced interocular suppression, Apperceptive agnosia, General Optical Council, Retinal correspondence, Distinctness of image, Journal of Vision, Emmert's law, Visual cliff, Vision Research, Vertical horizontal illusion, Fuchs spot, Myopic crescent, Optokinetic reflex, Matte display, Corneal Waveform technology, Vision science, Far point, Oscillopsia, Xanthopsia, Troland, Version, Horizontal eccentricity, Peach black, Sherrington's law of reciprocal innervation, Visual Neuroscience, Contrast sensation, Visual comfort probability, Busacca nodules, Critical fusion frequency, Ocular flutter, United States Eye Injury Registry. Excerpt: Myopia (Greek: , muopia, "nearsightedness" (Am. Eng.), "shortsightedness" (Brit. Eng.)) is a refractive defect of the eye in which collimated light produces image focus in front of the retina when accommodation is relaxed. In simpler terms, myopia is a condition of the eye where the light that comes in does not directly focus ...
