To see whether a specific focal point is round and hollow, hold the glasses at 50_55 cm and take a gander at a straight line through the viewpoint. Move the focal point and watch the snapshot of the focal point. In the event that the lines seem to move in same heading as the focal point, then it's a sunken focal point. In the event that the lines seem to move in inverse heading then it's curved focal point. These round and hollow focal points are utilized to right astigmatism, are generally present alongside hyperopia and nearsightedness.
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