Vision & Eyesight – Not Quite the Same
Why do some cameras take better pictures than others? You know, how at family parties everyone takes the identical group picture and no two look quite the same? Some aren’t as sharp, some not as bright, some lack vivid color, some seem further away.

Each camera’s lens, flash, shutter, and other components are all in perfect working order. It’s just how they work together to interpret the image that affects final picture quality. Similarly, many people can have 20/20 eyesight but see the world very differently.

Eyesight is only a measure of the eyes’ innate response to incoming light, tested by reading a chart at 20 feet. Vision, however, is the interpretation of that light and how it integrates with all of the eyes’ components and the conscious mind.

How Eyes Work – Photographers of Everyday Life
Your eyes take millions of daily snapshots and send them to your brain for processing. Very simplified, here’s how they capture life:

• Light reflects off objects back to your eyes (the camera lens).
• Pupils opening and closing regulate the amount of light let in (aperture and shutter speed).
• Millions of nerve cells create electrical impulses sent to the brain (image recorded on film).
• The brain interprets these messages from the eyes into the “picture” you see.

How your brain interprets these images guides you in just about everything you do.

Seeing is Believing
Since vision is your dominant sense—accounting for approximatly 90% of all the information you take in—what you see becomes your conscious reality. By doing eye exercises, you optimize your visual skills which have a direct and significant impact on your ability to learn, work, play and perform.

When You Can’t Believe Your Eyes
As in photography, the equipment quality, condition, and functionality directly affect how accurately an image is captured and interpreted.

When your visual skills are not functioning optimally—you start to lose focus. You’re no longer able to believe your eyes because they’re not accurately reflecting what’s in front of you.

Want to Improve Your Focus On Life?
No matter your age, profession, sport, or hobby, improving your visual performance will bring more clarity into everyday living. Reap the rewards with the EYEPORT^® Vision Training System.

• Improve Concentration
• Increase Reading Comprehension
• Experience Greater Productivity
• Optimize Athletic Performance

Please Note: The EYEPORT has not been evaluated for dyslexia or other specific reading disorders. Furthermore, non-medical claims refer to the improvement of visual capabilities in normal, non-pathological eyes.