Message no. 1

From:	Christopher Bellovary <bellovar@***.WISC.EDU>
Subject:	Re: Round and round and round we go.... and where we stop....
Date:	Mon, 10 May 1993 19:53:08 CDT

> Electronic Magnification uses a computer to breakdown, enlarge, and rebuild
the
> image. First the image reachs the rods/cones/photoreceptors and is sent down
> the optic nerve to the image magnification computer. The computer breaks down
> the base image and enlarges and reconstructs that. That image sent from the
> computer to the brain and is no longer the image seen by the eye.

No. That wouldn't be the case. You still send the image along the optic
nerve just like any other processed image. Anything else would be rather
ineffecient. Therfore - it is still like any other processed and magnified
image.

Realize we are talking about cybereyes. Rods and cones exist, but not the same
as in a normal eye. The image produced by _any_ cybereye is that generated by
a machine. In a cybereye, this would apply to optical magnification and
electronic magnification alike.

> See Ya in Shadows,
> Jason J Carter
> The Nightstalker