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• LMLarsen Senior Member Posts: 8,337 Senior Member

  July 2012 #2

  LASIK? Humidity can have a lot to do with clarity after that.
  
  After I had my eyes done - it was a major correction - it was years before my chronic dry eye went away.

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• Kenneth L. Walters New Member Posts: 19 New Member

  July 2012 #3

  Cataract (sp) surgery. Both eyes about two years ago.

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• NN Senior Member Posts: 25,123 Senior Member

  July 2012 #4

  Kenneth L. Walters wrote: »

  Also direction matters. If I'm shooting in the direction of the sun things never look as good as when I've about 90 degrees away from the sun.
  
  BUT I've never been able to figure out exactly why some days are perfect and many are not. Any suggestions?

  Your eyes are still sensitive to the sun with the new lenses, it my always be an issue.
  
  But, seeing is better than not.

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• JasonMPD Senior Member Posts: 6,577 Senior Member

  July 2012 #5

  Are you in the shade? Direct sunlight? Facing the sun, away from the sun, profile to the sun...etc, etc, etc.
  
  Your eye is a lens that focuses light to generate the image, obviously. How defined your vision clarity is (older eyes, surgically corrected or youthful and healthy) depends on a lot of light collection factors. Also the surgical process leaves variables in the calculation, too.

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