This is a totally off beat topic. I was thinking of posting this for a long time. following are few tips to take care of your eyes from so called CVS ( Computer Vision Syndrome):
hope this article will help you in taking care of your eyes.
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Hey Kanak,
This article is great! Thanks for reminding me that I need some break away from my laptop.
I’m gonna post this article in my blog and direct my readers to you. Talk to you soon.
Erwin
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Thanks erwin.
[...] scary, piece over at Erwin Tan’s Blog. He took it off another blog that talked about this Computer Vision Syndrome. Considering that recently, I have been experiencing similar symptoms of blurred vision, dry eyes [...]
[...] video on mobile for long gives a lot of strain to eyes ( I think more than a desktop PC [...]
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@tom , thanks for the info
I love this part, “Anyone who exceeds two hours of computer use per day…” So 90% of the world is at risk!
I wont agree 90% . As I wonder there are only 10% either without computer or who work less than 2 hours. Rephrasing it, I think it would be 50 %.
Nice post Kanak. People will like such posts. An it very well proved I am 100% at risk… How about using LCD screens? doesnt it have same effect or has considerably lesser risk?
LCD Screens do pose less risk. The radiation emission is less and also the flicker rate , but you need to work out the brightness and contrast to prevent eye strain. Use less contrast and brightness in low light. But, nothing is risk free , but by taking precautions we can very well minimize the risks.
[...] blog even has a posted something about the COMPUTER VISION SYNDROME which said that according to the American Optometric Association, anyone who exceeds two hours of [...]
My friend told me to ar glasses while working with computer. He said it could reduced the radiation effect.