Examples of using Light sensitivity in English and their translations into Swedish
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Light sensitivity is pretty common.
Sudden chills and light sensitivity.
Low light sensitivity: 0.1 lux.
Maybe it's temporary light sensitivity.
Light sensitivity in this model can be adjusted.
People also translate
Plus emotional outbursts. Light sensitivity.
Light sensitivity is a symptom of other infections.
Too bad you converted with only mild light sensitivity.
Higher maximum light sensitivity 16000 ISO vs 12800 ISO.
Set a high ISO Value for higher light sensitivity.
Light sensitivity isn't a side effect of Lexapro, Tate.
Blurred or discolored vision and/or light sensitivity.
If you have color or light sensitivity, you can change the Color Tint of your display.
4. maximum light sensitivity?
This drug is effective in relieving light sensitivity, nausea, vomiting
Because fever, headache, and light sensitivity.
If you experience seizures, light sensitivity, fainting or any other side effects,
LED dome camera, black, 125° diagonal High resolution and light sensitivity- excellent image quality.
If you experience seizures, light sensitivity, fainting or any other side effects,
125° diagonal High resolution and light sensitivity- excellent image quality.
ISO 3200 light sensitivity reduces the risk of blurred images with fast moving-subjects
Blurred vision, floating visual spots, light sensitivity, eye redness or eye pain.
headaches, light sensitivity, etc.
Try also to change the camera's light sensitivity by manipulating its ISO value.
pain, light sensitivity and vomiting.
photophobia(light sensitivity), blepharospasm(abnormal contraction of the eyelid),
such as headaches, light sensitivity, nausea and vomiting.
And difference is not just about technology, light sensitivity, or other technical'mumbo jumbo.
These first few months are also when visual acuity begins to sharpen, and light sensitivity slowly increases.
a light sensitivity issue that, if unprotected, it could.