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Klein M et al. – Results for the two methods were compared with the Bland–Altman test. On the D–FST, a threshold could successfully be determined for 13 of 14 eyes with light perception only, and all eyes determined to be counting fingers. The D–FST offers a commercially available method with a robust psychophysical algorithm and is a useful tool for following visual function in low vision subjects.

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