Longitudinal chromatic aberration (LCA) and transverse chromatic aberration (TCA) adversely affect retinal image quality. Thus, one expects improved visual performance when chromatic aberrations are minimized or eliminated. Systematic evaluation of the impact of LCA and/or TCA correction under broadband illumination is needed. Thus, we developed a system, called the Binocular Varichroma and Accommodation Measurement System (BVAMS) that can be used to measure and correct the eye’s LCA and TCA and to perform vision tests with custom corrections. We demonstrate a measurable benefit in visual acuity only with both LCA and TCA correction.
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