Project the speckled laser pattern on a screen after expanding the beam to about 5 cm diameter. Remove your glasses for the eye test. Watch the speckle pattern as you move your head from side to side. If the speckles move opposite to the direction of your head motion you are nearsighted; if the speckles move in the same direction as your head motion you are farsighted. Put your glasses back on and repeat the experiment to check the adequacy of your lens prescription.
The eye focuses the speckle pattern at its natural focal point. Parallax between the focal plane of the eye lens and the retina cause the apparent motion of the speckle pattern.
						Demonstrate the optics of the eye and corrections of optical defects.						Read More
					
						Show inversion of the image on the retina by the eyelens.						Read More
					
						Model image inversion on the retina.						Read More
					
						Individual demonstration of image inversion on retina.						Read More
					
						See your retina!						Read More
					
						Identify nearsighted and farsighted eyes using laser speckle.						Read More
					
						Observe chromatic aberration in your eye.						Read More
					
						Show spherical aberration in eye and its correction.						Read More
					
						Demonstrate on-axis astigmatism.						Read More
					
						Demonstrate Mach bands.						Read More
					
						Demonstrate the dark axle illusion.						Read More
					
						Individual observation of floaters in the eye.						Read More