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What Is The Frequency Of Light Flicker? In this informative video, we will discuss the fascinating topic of light flicker and its impact on eye health and comfort. Understanding the frequency of light flicker is essential for anyone who spends time in environments with artificial lighting. We will break down what light flicker is, how it is measured, and the potential effects it can have on your visual experience.

You'll learn about the different frequency ranges and how they affect our perception of light. We will also touch on important concepts such as flicker percentage and the Critical Flicker Fusion Frequency (CFF), which plays a crucial role in how we perceive flickering lights.

This video is particularly relevant for those interested in vision rehabilitation and for individuals who may experience low vision. By managing flicker in your lighting choices, you can significantly enhance your visual comfort and reduce fatigue.

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