Visual Perception: A Clinical
Orientation by Steven Schwartz
Pass Optometry Boards With This Text.
The only text for the optometric optics course in optometry schools! This
concise, student-friendly, highly visual text covers the key topics in
geometrical and visual optics foundational to optometric practice. Features
over 300 illustrations, summaries and self-assessment questions, and
case studies making the subject more clinically relevant. In addition, the
illustrations will be improved with more original artwork.
Personal Review: Visual Perception: A Clinical Orientation by
Steven Schwartz
This book is a must have for any 1st/2nd yr OD student or ophthalmology
resident. It is definitely a watered down version of the Norton text (The
Psychophysical Measurement of Visual Function), but the most important
concepts are thoroughly described in an easy-to-read format. If you want
to understand visual perception to the "MS" level, go with Schwartz. If you

want the "PhD" level - go with Norton. For Boards, I'd say the Schwartz
text is more than sufficient. Norton is fine, but you'll be wasting a lot of time
on concepts that are not tested on NBEO.
Chris Gilmartin, OD
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