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Night Vision is your ability to see in poor lighting conditions. Your color vision isn't very good at detecting low light levels, as the light dims your [[visual cortex]] depends more and more on your black and white vision and ignores the color input. You have fewer black and white detectors than color detectors, so you have less [[visual acuity]] at the same [[refraction]]. You may need to wear [[Full correction]] instead of [[Normalized]] lenses in poor light. | Night Vision is your ability to see in poor lighting conditions. Your color vision isn't very good at detecting low light levels, as the light dims your [[visual cortex]] depends more and more on your black and white vision and ignores the color input. You have fewer black and white detectors than color detectors, so you have less [[visual acuity]] at the same [[refraction]]. You may need to wear [[Full correction]] instead of [[Normalized]] lenses in poor light. | ||
===Vitamin A=== | |||
Vitamin A might help nighttime vision.<ref>[https://www.ebmconsult.com/articles/Vitamin-A-eye-vision-mechanism The Mechanism for Vitamin A Improvements in Night Vision]</ref> | |||
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