Long-sighted people see distant objects clearly but near objects blurrily because the lens focuses the image behind the retina.
Weitsichtige Personen können entfernte Objekte klar sehen, aber nahe Objekte unscharf, da die Linse das Bild hinter der Netzhaut fokussiert.
| Front | What can a long-sighted person see? Why is this? |
|---|---|
| Back | They can see clearly distant objects, but can't focus properly on near objects.
This is because the lens focuses the sharpest image behind the retina, instead of on it |
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