Why don't our eyes have chromatic aberration or dispersion?!
Question: Why don't our eyes have chromatic aberration or dispersion?
Our eyes, as far as I can tell, don't have chromatic aberration like camera lenses can have, and they also don't create rainbow patterns like a raindrop when light passes through them due to dispersion caused by refraction. Why not, what allows our eyes to avoid all of these problems that camera lenses seem to have?
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The eyes do, but the nerve cell and neurons correct it so that we never see any of it. No mater how you look for it, it never shows.
Optometrist