Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2011/03/16
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Thanks to everyone for your good wishes! I'm doing fine today, the pupil is back to normal. I'm just getting used to the new me, and resting up. There will be some creative joggling of current glasses with right-hand lenses removed until things stabilize and I get new ones. Ted, absolutely right, I'm already seeing better than I have in years, and the "new" lens transmits significantly brighter colors than the old one did. Geoff, you were on the right track, but the flare control with my anime-sized pupil was unworthy of a Noctilux. As Erwin Puts would say, "wide open, the lens exhibited excessive veiling glare which obscured fine detail. This improved makedly upon stopping down." It took until about noon today to get completely back to normal size. For a while, I saw rings around light sources, which I correctly guessed was light getting around the edges of my new lens because the pupil was so big. "Yup," said my surgeon when he called to check on me. That disappeared as the pupil contracted. Sonny, you were quite right, I was watching TV yesterday afternoon with wraparound sunglasses as my ND filters. Jim and Tina, The "X" over the target eye was amusing, but a very reassuring mistake-preventer. Steve: "Prefrontal lo-WHAT-omy? I'm just here for a cataract, and keep those little men in white coats awayyyyyy...." :-) Nathan: Maybe too much information. :-) Richard: G1 with articulating screen, so I could see myself with the camera pointed at me. --Peter