YAY on the comics an art!

is it an overall difference in brightness? or is it like a shadow in the way?

i ask as i once had a retina be knocked lose and it would shadow the rear of the eye making the overall light darker tilted my head to the right and eye would black out completely

It's an overall difference in brightness and clarity, though there are other things which cloud the issue as well. I'm left eye dominant, my family has a history of normal-eye glaucoma and I've been color-blind in my right eye as well, though that last bit corrected itself on it's own.

id say you need to go see the dr

sooner the better

Its possible, however I would recomend seeing an eye doctor about it.

My left eye tends to pick up light quite a bit worse then the right as well. It's just something I've had all my life, however. I've got genetic history of eye problems and blindness in my family, so when ever something happens, I am more prone to visiting the eye doctor.

If your able to, I'd strongly recomend seeing an eye doctor, because it'd be a better safe then sorry thing.

I would have to schedule an appointment through the VA, though there have been other issues with my eyesight. I've also been noticing bright blue pinpoints of light in my field of vision in both eyes that come and go on their own.

Go see an eye doctor quick as you can, those spots can be signs of rental issues. This isn't a scare tactic or anything like that, just some genuine worry for your eye health.

I'm not an eye doctor, I can't say for a fact that they ARE signs of an issue with your retinas, but that's more or less the information I was given when I reported similar issues to my doctor.

More then likely, it's nothing and everything is normal and just part of aging. Knowing that you've got a history of gloc with your family, 's really something that'cha should get checked on at least once every year or two. Normal preventative maintenance eye exam and the like, nothing to fancy. I dun know how hard that'd be to set up through the VA, though.

I reccommend getting yourself checked out, just to be safe.

One eye is naturally less focussed then the other. Unless one is extremely unfocused compared to the other. But still, see an eye doctor.

I'd see an eye doctor reguardless. Any sort of vision change should be seen. It may be serious.

If you do have a glacoma problem in the family have it checked immediately. That's like diabieties. It sneeks up on you like a preditor after prey. You may never see it coming :\

Good luck!

- Shado

Oh I may add as an emphisis; One of the first things that alerted me I may be diabetic, is my vision loss at night. Being an amature astronomer, I'm very sensitive to such, and when I couldn't see as well as I could (along with these mood swings) my eye doctor told me to get tested, and sure enough, T2 diabeties.

So yes, get your eyes checked quickly. The faster you get a problem checked, the better the chances of keeping your eyes.

- Shado