3. Dulling and Yellow-Tinted Color Perception
The natural aging lens slowly shifts from crystal clear to a subtle amber or brownish tint. This gradual change acts like a built-in filter, muting the vibrancy of the physical world. Deep blues, rich purples, and dark greens often look faded, muddy, or indistinguishable from black. Because this tinting develops gradually over years, you might only recognize the shift when comparing white objects against bright natural sunlight.
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