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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;mark_h, post: 646841, member: 3726&quot;]Well - with binoculars I can get one picture.&nbsp; So for example - put six pictures on a table in different positions.&nbsp; All 6 will look at the same distance and flat to me. Another example - on a golf course with a hole with a tree behind and left and right.&nbsp; All three trees will look the same distance.&nbsp; Do you remember 30 years ago when they gave you eye tests right before you took the driving test - one of the tests was the balls floating in the eye piece.&nbsp; You had to pick the closest and farthest - etc.&nbsp; Well the guy almost flunked me on that.&nbsp; Seriously - to this day some people just do not believe me.&nbsp; There are some things that do help me - take the pictures and turn them some sideways. Then I can get a sense of depth. Really the closer things are the better I am.&nbsp; Also looking straigt up into the sky makes me dizzy because I can not get any depth perception at all. Much better when I look down from height cause the terrain(or view) gives me the sense of depth.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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