Lack of punctuation makes this more difficult to read than the previous long post <| sep |> I figured it was too good to be true . <| sep |> how much and what kind of stuff do you have to do on a daily basis to help him ? where do you think he ' ll be in the future , maybe in a few years ? <| sep |> Did he just call Dak a pimp ? <| sep |> 1 . You can use professional cameras with either eye 2 . You could use an eyepatch to cover your nondominant eye anywayThis being said I know the idea of being able to achieve anything in life is very popular these days . Fair enough . But be realistic If you have eye problems , picking a job that requires good vision may not be the smartest choice . Can you achieve the same result as someone without your condition ? Sure . But it will be a lot harder for you , which will always cause you to run behind . Consider this when you make decisions . This is not about political correctness , it ' s about managing your skills economically , and judging your limitations realistically . Edit I don ' t mean to shatter your dream or discourage you , but for the love of god , why do people always have to pick the one thing they ' re disadvantaged at . Like there have literally been deaf people here asking if they could become sound designers . I understand how a challenge like this can be appealing , but this is not something that should drive your decisions when you ' re picking a job that is supposed to put bread on your table .