Paper Pinhole Glasses @wbreslyn

Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

I recently learned that by poking a hole in a piece of paper, I can improve my vision when looking through it without my glasses. It's similar to a pinhole camera, where I control how light enters my eye. Surprisingly, this method allows me to see objects, especially text, much more clearly than I could without my glasses. It might come in handy if you lose your glasses.

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