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He human eye is a product of evolutionn of hundreds of years of the human species and forms an important part of daily life in many aspects.
Recently some tech companies have announced research to create screens With 8k technology, this would mean an increase in pixel density and that perhaps the human eye cannot support.
That is why in this note we will tell you about the image capacity that our eye can have.
Studies indicate that the human eye has just over 6 million light-sensitive cells, in addition to between 90 and 126 million rods, cells responsible for low-light vision.
A few years ago the doctor Roger Clark of the United States Geological Survey, had conducted research that concluded that the human eye could support up to 576 megapixels.
However, it should be noted that the image processing is very different from that of a camera, so some experts have stated that the 576 megapixels is only a mere approximation.
In fact, our eyes are not perfect and have some blind spots, this makes the view in a range of 2 to 3 degrees from the center of the field of view.
The above data means that if an image passes that resolution our eye would not have the ability to display it in the real way and would try to adapt it, along with brain processing to an understandable resolution.
This process is similar to the one that our brain and eyes perform to interpret colors Well, remember, colors are vibrations and our eyes can only capture a certain range in the color spectrum.
That is why what we can see is just a representation of what is actually projected.
A few weeks ago we told you about an investigation that concluded that hummingbirds can see colors that humans cannot even imagine.
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