Myopia vs hyperopia (Refractive errors EXPLAINED)

Myopia (shortsighted), Hypermetropia (farsighted) explained.
What makes you see blurry if you are myopic? How do you correct it?
Learn in this video.
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[@Laotzu.Goldbug]

I've watched a bunch of these and this is the best explanation of the subject for laymen on youtube. Your drawings are very endearing, but also clear. Thanks

[@learnabouteyes]

Correction: In 1min46s I say that in a hyperopic eye, the refraction is too strong....of course I ment too weak

[@nouradam2002]

Yes, I was about to say the same. THANK YOU, DOC,

[@ambermcandrew8311]

You are a great teacher, I would love to have you do a video on refraction with the phoropter! (mine is in plus not negative) You break your subject matter down into a way that is easy to learn, follow and retain the information. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos!

[@Soubhi.Tenawi]

awesome
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[@kemalkaharuddin2668]

Informative and very concise. Thank you!

[@user-du9xm9mm3y]

Thank you for this info!

[@learnabouteyes]

happy to help...any other topics that would interest you?