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Oct 25, 2002, 2:02pm

> ::rolleyes::
>
[View Quote] Wrong again, lense flare does occur with single lense systems. You don't have to
"claim" something for it to be true or for people, including yourself, to think such.

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> I see nothing anywhere that explains your point at all.

Then by your assumption, I'm equally right. Including that your "proof" only states
that lense flares occur. Also noting that everyone, even BinaryBud, agrees that
single lense systems also cause the flares. The flare is a different type then we
see with photographs, but it is a flare nonetheless

give you partial credit for correctness.
>
> There's no need to be a patronizing ass. I know how the eye works and that it does
not cause a lens flare. If you don't believe me I really don't care because I know I
am correct.

Sorry, I know I am correct because it's the real answer. No need to insult me
because I am. The eye creates a lens flare via the refraction (yes refraction) due
to the angle of entry and the length of focusing that the muscles of your eye have
done with the lens. This will "distort" the image on the retina and cause a flare of
sorts.

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> That's impossible since you're wrong.

And you're always right whenever you argue apparently.

--Bowen--

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