your dominant eye. It's very important because some people's dominant eye is their right

eye and some people have a dominant eye as their left eye. Most of the time, a right

handed person would have a right eye dominance and a left handed person would have a left

eye dominance but there are several occasions where that is not true. So we must determine

which your dominant eye is regardless of whether you're left handed or right handed.

The way we do it is very simple. We have the person stand in front making an overlap design

of the hands with a hole. Then bringing the hole up to the eye, I can look through the

hole and see that she is right eye dominant because that's the eye that she's looking

at me with and then place the palms down again. Now, some people doubt what I'm telling them

and what I'm saying is you only see out of one of your eyes. It's the dominant eye. To

prove that, when you do the dominant eye test again, when you are looking at me, I tell

the person to close the dominant eye. In this case it would be your right eye. So bring

the hole up, close your right eye and I've disappeared out of the hole, because even

though you've brought the hole up to my eye with both eyes open, when you close off the

dominant eye, that's the eye that's looking through the hole. That's what you're seeing.

With both eyes open, you're going to raise your arms up with the hole focused on the

camera, looking through the hole, then close off your dominant eye, your right eye, the

camera disappears, and the camera can see that you're closing off your dominant eye.

And then come back to resting.