Feb 27, 2017
Your eyes are more complex than any camera on the planet!
Cornea: a concave lens on the front of your eye that
focuses light
Iris: the colored part, a diaphragm that controls how much
light comes in (the pupil is the hole the light enters = equivalent
to the aperture of a camera)
Lens: the "focuser", uses a process called accommodation to
focus near to far and make the image as sharp and clear as
possible
Retina: the sensor, and sends signals to the brain to
translate light into an images
Please don't vigorously rub or scratch your eyes, you could hurt them!
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