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	The '''blur horizon''' (also known as [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Far_point far point]) is the distance to the edge of blur, where objects in the distance start to become [[blur]]ry. This effect is described as the '''diopter bubble'''.		The '''blur horizon''' (also known as [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Far_point far point]) is the distance to the '''edge of blur''', where objects in the distance start to become [[blur]]ry. This effect is described as the '''diopter bubble'''.

	Your blur horizon is primarily affected by the amount of correction you wear relative to the object you are trying to see.		Your blur horizon is primarily affected by the amount of correction you wear relative to the object you are trying to see.