Can you compare your vision with each eye?

1. Cover one eye, look at an object. Now cover the other eye, look at the same object. Was the field of view the same with each eye individually? Any differences?
2. With both eyes open, was the total field the same as for the individual eyes? Would you say that your eyes are covering almost or exactly the same field of view?
3. With obly one eye open, were you able to accurately judge which hand was closer to your face?

Of course you can compare vision with each eye. Perspective is a term that allows a different point of view for each eye. Our brain shuffles the perspective together giving us our “vision.”

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