Does Eye Control AF present any eye heath risk?
Does Eye Control AF present any eye heath risk?
4 months ago
I received my R3 at the end of December and have really enjoyed using the camera. I am intrigued with Eye Control AF, but have not enabled the feature. I am legally blind (0 left - 20/200 right) and have concerns there might be eye health risks using Eye Control for extended periods. Needless to say, I am very protective of the vision I have and can't afford any detonation. Has anyone read material on the technology used to track the eye and potential risks associated with the technology. I know IR can have a detrimental impact on the eye, but not sure if that varies based on the wavelength and intensity. Once I have a subject in the VF, I tend to stay locked on the image rather than have to hunt for the subject (wildlife). This would be a very helpful feature for me.
Interested in any thoughts or information.
David
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