Updated on 16 October, 2021
In the world of comics, the term "White Vision" is used to describe a very specific vision impairment related to the eyes. It is usually the result of retinal detachment which results from a traumatic event like the burning of the World Trade Center. The good news is that all these tragedies have led to some changes in how vision impairments are assessed and treated. As this is changing the vision field, a new term called "Wight" or "ensitive" Vision will soon follow. As the term suggests, a person with a higher grade of sensitivity to light (also called "W") has an advantage over those who have weaker degrees of sensitivity (called "S"). Thus those individuals with a higher W stand a better chance of improving their vision naturally or with the help of vision correction treatments (VRH).
The two kinds of "light sensitive" are the bifocals (a bifocal lens which enables both eyes to focus on a fixed spot) and the trifocals (a trifocal lens that focuses on a single point and is concave in shape). Some people have even been born with a third kind of lens, called the opera glasses (these lenses are made up of multiple layers of metal to reflect different light wave frequencies, for example red light through red filters, and blue through blue filters). A bifocal is a perfect example of a bifocal (this condition is known in medical circles as "bifocality"). In order to understand why it is important to treat a bifocal condition, we first need to understand the anatomy of the eyes. At the back of the eye there are two sets of corneal nerve fibers that reach the retina. These fibers go from each eye to the brain in a process called "long distance nerve fibers communication."
In general, the more sensitive a person's eyes are (having a higher receptive capacity to light) the farsightedness or "farsightedness" will tend to get better. The opposite tends to be true for the astigmatism or nearsightedness. What happens is that one or both sets of the corneal nerves may be overly sensitive to light, resulting in blurry vision. This means that a person suffering from such a problem will need to wear glasses or contact lenses to achieve some form of vision improvement.
This is where the usefulness of corrective lenses come into play. The most common correction is for nearsightedness, which is a vision problem caused by a shortage of focusing power between the near visual centers (the retina) and the distant visual centers (the cornea). The visual field is divided in such a way that the far visual center is focused upon by light rays passing through the lens, while the near visual retina is not able to focus any light rays onto itself. This results in blurred or hazy vision. For this reason, people who suffer from nearsightedness benefit greatly from wearing eyeglasses, while those who suffer from farsightedness only benefit from wearing simple contact lenses.
The good news is that there are some benefits of comic books. For instance, one of the main advantages of comic book vision is that it allows for greater degrees of detail and vivid colors. This is important for those who enjoy drawing and painting, since the ability to draw and paint details that are three times finer than could be accomplished with even the most expensive computerized camera is an important part of enjoying artwork and truly "artistic" coloring. This is why so many of the comic book artists commonly referred to as masters (like Frank Miller and David Finch) prefer to create their work without using computers. It allows them to create detailed, colorful images that are truly amazing.
The main drawback of comic book vision is that it only corrects vision problems that are related to light perception, and not problems that are caused by lack of enough bright light. This can result in discomfort for the reader, as well as decreased reading efficiency. This means that many readers suffer from poor color vision, even though they may enjoy the book because the colors are vibrant and striking.
Some readers may prefer the natural look of printed comics over digital ones, but this preference comes at a cost. Because there are no technological enhancements to provide for the different needs of printing, the end result is that the finished product is often printed using more expensive methods. The end result of these more expensive processes can also produce lower quality copies. Digital prints are capable of producing very sharp images, because the printing process eliminates many of the factors that limit the sharpness of photographs. However, since these images can also be reproduced on a higher number of paper sizes, the end result is still dependent on the preferences of the individual reader.
White Vision Comics has the potential to make reading comic books more fun, exciting, and interesting. In addition to providing visual clarity, they can also help reduce stress and anxiety while browsing through comic books. Even if you don't have any visual problems, having a comic book in your hand can help alleviate the effects of time and stress. If you need to take a break from your work or stop before you fall asleep, the simple act of flipping through a comic book can provide you with the relaxation you need. For people who experience any type of visual discomfort, white vision is a good option.