Not sure. I just know that at night as I move my eye(s) around there is
no noticable null in my vision. Perhaps my cones are more sensitive to dim
light.
>
>So you have more rods than most at the fovea, Chris? Or perhaps your
>>blind spot is slightly differently placed in each eye, giving you
>>overlap – like the optic nerve blind spot.
>
>>
>> I must have a very high number of rods, as my night vision is
>>well above average. I also do not seem to have a night "blind spot".
>
Chris
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