Basically the darker it is in an environment the more prominent these streaks are.
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If I understand what you’re describing, those streaks are imperfections in the way your eyes focus the light on your retina. If they’re a sort of star pattern around the light, it’s called astigmatism. A search on that word will bring up explanations and pictures of how that’s caused.
If I understand what you’re describing, those streaks are imperfections in the way your eyes focus the light on your retina. If they’re a sort of star pattern around the light, it’s called astigmatism. A search on that word will bring up explanations and pictures of how that’s caused.
If I understand what you’re describing, those streaks are imperfections in the way your eyes focus the light on your retina. If they’re a sort of star pattern around the light, it’s called astigmatism. A search on that word will bring up explanations and pictures of how that’s caused.
You have an astigmatism. Welcome to the world of “oh god I have to drive at night and everyone has LED lights.”
You have an astigmatism. Welcome to the world of “oh god I have to drive at night and everyone has LED lights.”
You have an astigmatism. Welcome to the world of “oh god I have to drive at night and everyone has LED lights.”
Seems like your describing lens flare. Unless your eyes are cameras, you may have astigmatism.
Seems like your describing lens flare. Unless your eyes are cameras, you may have astigmatism.
Seems like your describing lens flare. Unless your eyes are cameras, you may have astigmatism.
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