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The discussion of the anatomy and evolution of eyes. Consider using the "vision" tag for questions regarding how the brain interprets information from the eyes.
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Why can't we see in low light if staring long enough?
For me it seems reasonable that if I kept my gaze on a fixed point in a room with low light, a progressively brighter and better picture would appear before my eyes, just like a camera can see in the dark … Or is it a limitation of the eyes?
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To further clarify what I'm after; I will show a concrete example from the world of photography (images taken from this website). …
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