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29 Oct 2016, 8:16 am

This what i see when i move my eyes does anyone have this

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racheypie666
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29 Oct 2016, 8:39 am

They changed all the lights at my workplace for fluorescent ones and now my eyes water constantly :( . For me fluorescent lights don't move up and down like you've illustrated, they have pulsing spikes like stars; they also have very distinct rainbow spikes and halos around them, especially outdoors.

This is how I see fluorescent lights, if you imagine the spiky bits pulsing in and out:
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29 Oct 2016, 9:11 am

racheypie666 wrote:
They changed all the lights at my workplace for fluorescent ones and now my eyes water constantly :( . For me fluorescent lights don't move up and down like you've illustrated, they have pulsing spikes like stars; they also have very distinct rainbow spikes and halos around them, especially outdoors.

This is how I see fluorescent lights, if you imagine the spiky bits pulsing in and out:
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Yeah i dont get that like you have are you more sensitive than me??? I can u see fluorescent light which vibration in my eyes i cant stare still because it hurts my head feel frustrated even street lights with white lights have rainbow in my vision so whats does it means?


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Trekkie83
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29 Oct 2016, 3:40 pm

I think I may know what you mean. So, when something illuminated by the light moves it looks kind of jumpy, rather than smooth? I've noticed this effect with some of the filament/Edison style LED bulbs. I think it's because the bulbs actually flicker very quickly (probably 60Hz). It just tends not to be noticeable unless things are moving.



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30 Oct 2016, 4:06 am

Trekkie83 wrote:
I think I may know what you mean. So, when something illuminated by the light moves it looks kind of jumpy, rather than smooth? I've noticed this effect with some of the filament/Edison style LED bulbs. I think it's because the bulbs actually flicker very quickly (probably 60Hz). It just tends not to be noticeable unless things are moving.

yeah thats what i mean its really bright it hurts my eyes what do you mean 60HZ new bulbs or old bulbs?


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Severe to Profound on my left ear and have cochlear implant on Right ear i'm Deaf