I'm stereo-blind (Amblyopia) too. Since i have never been able to see True 3D it's hard to explain you the difference from what i'm seeing compared to what you are seeing. But I'll give it a try.
You can tell the difference between a fat an skinny person from a photo, right? So there is that.
Since the way my vision works is the standard for me i don't feel i'm missing out on much. There are a few things that can be tricky. Catching anything that comes at you with some speed. And people leaning towards you to give you somthing. Like a light for a smoke. I find it impossible to judge the distance. If i would put my hand on the shoulder of the person who is giving me the light it would go alright.
I was clumsy as fuck as a child. Bumping into things and other people. But over the years I've adapted i gues.
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I'm stereo-blind (Amblyopia) too. Since i have never been able to see True 3D it's hard to explain you the difference from what i'm seeing compared to what you are seeing. But I'll give it a try.
You can tell the difference between a fat an skinny person from a photo, right? So there is that.
Since the way my vision works is the standard for me i don't feel i'm missing out on much. There are a few things that can be tricky. Catching anything that comes at you with some speed. And people leaning towards you to give you somthing. Like a light for a smoke. I find it impossible to judge the distance. If i would put my hand on the shoulder of the person who is giving me the light it would go alright.
I was clumsy as fuck as a child. Bumping into things and other people. But over the years I've adapted i gues.
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