Ergonomics · 1996 · 18 citations · 2 references
MedicineOphthalmologyVision ScienceBinocular VisionVisual DisordersVisual PerceptionAccommodation AssessmentVision ImpairmentVisual ImpairmentAc/a RatioBinocular Accommodation TestingOcular Alignment MeasurementStereo DisplayStereoacuity ImprovementVisual Function LossVisual Function MeasurementVisual Load
Influence on visual functions by field sequential stereoscopic Hi-Vision TV programme with liquid crystal shutter were investigated in 24 subjects. Ocular alignment, fusional amplitude, AC/A ratio, stereoacuity, accommodation and pupil size were measured before and after the visual load. Symptoms related to asthenopia were also examined. No significant difference were found, although two aged subjects showed large changes in a few of these functions. This type of 3-D display may not be hazardous to visual functions, although further study may be required for aged or visually handicapped people.
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