I have just discovered that if I rotate my left spectacle lens about the vertical axis by 10 degrees in one direction, the vision in that eye becomes much crisper.
Note that the sphere and cylinder prescriptions in the (unrotated) lens were confirmed yesterday by an optometrist as being the best I could get -- but simply by yawing the lens I can see much better.
What is this rotation correcting? Is it physically possible to create a lens with the same correction but without the rotation?
