Modeling in General: Health and Safety
Have a question about what is safe or an experience that might warn others?
Have a question about what is safe or an experience that might warn others?
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Moddeling and your Eyes
alex_der_deutscher

Member Since: August 07, 2007
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Posted: Thursday, August 09, 2007 - 12:02 AM UTC
Does the moddeling alters your seeing ? I mean ... can painting all those tiny details cause eye ageing ? Did anyone ask a doctor ?
Afroman

Member Since: April 04, 2007
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Posted: Thursday, August 09, 2007 - 12:32 AM UTC
ah i was wondering when i'd "See" this question and my anwser is NO
as for about seven years i have had "perfect vision" and went to the optisions yesterday and i still have "perfect visison". hoped this has helped.
as for about seven years i have had "perfect vision" and went to the optisions yesterday and i still have "perfect visison". hoped this has helped.
RobinNilsson

Member Since: November 29, 2006
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Posted: Friday, August 10, 2007 - 01:31 AM UTC
No. Getting older certainly does so after 20 years of modelling I
have noticed that the closest distance at which my eyes can
focus has moved further away from my eyes but this is normal
aging.
If you read a book with fine print for many hours every day it
will affect your eyes (the muscles get tired) since you focus
at the same distance, when you are modelling the focus point
shifts from detail to instruction to tools to instruction sheet
to references to lost part on the floor et.c.
/ Robin
have noticed that the closest distance at which my eyes can
focus has moved further away from my eyes but this is normal
aging.
If you read a book with fine print for many hours every day it
will affect your eyes (the muscles get tired) since you focus
at the same distance, when you are modelling the focus point
shifts from detail to instruction to tools to instruction sheet
to references to lost part on the floor et.c.
/ Robin
SSGToms

Member Since: April 02, 2005
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Posted: Saturday, August 11, 2007 - 08:09 AM UTC
Actually modelling is good for your eyes, as Robin explains. As opposed to staring at this screen which is bad! Go build something!
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