Why do I see a blue and orange outline on high contrast black and white shapes?

Question

If I look at a black circle on a white field, I see a blue outline around the NW half, and an orange outline around the southeast half. Does everyone see that?

Answer 1

No, at least not to a level that it's noticed.

In spectacle wear, especially with high-index (thin) lenses, it's common and is caused by chromatic aberration. It becomes more apparent the further the line of sight is from the centre of the lens.

To see it in an uncorrected eye might indicate no more than a small undetected refractive error, or could just indicate a rarer condition such as a tilted or slightly displaced intraocular lens. (Though this is very rare and should not be assumed)
Is it of the same prominence in each eye, with the same orientation of colours?

The first step would be a routine eye examination to eliminate the simple, likely and obvious possibilities.

Answer 2

You should ask a eye doctor about this problem right away. I don't know what it is. It might be that you need glasses or it could be as bad as you possibly going blind so you need to check with an eye doctor as soon as possible so that if there is a major problem they can fix it before somthing bad happens. Hope this helps.

Answer 3

You're a Fl Gator Fan, that is all.. Just be happy you're seeing Orange and Blue, than Garnet and Gold :)

Answer 4

may be you are having some eye problem , like something linked with lubrication of your eyes , or may be you need spectacles , visit a doctor , he will sort things for u...

Answer 5

I see this around windows and light sometimes.

Answer 6

Idk. But if you put a black dot on a white sheet of paper and stare at it for a while it looks like it is growing!

Answer 7

your tube is going

Answer 8

are you rolling?

Answer 9

HIIGGHH

Answer 10

I see it too. Dunno what it is