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Does having astigmatism in one eye prevent one from seeing in 3d?
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No: As long as your eyes have good corrected vision with glasses or contacts, and they are aligned normally, then you should have depth perception ( 3d). Now how much depth perception you have depends on how good your visual system works.
Answered 12/9/2013
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