Method and apparatus for determining the location of the ocular pivot point

1. A method for providing a spectacle lens by determining at least two mutually different optical parameters of an eye defining a reference structure of the eye itself, the method comprising:

providing a first measuring device for determining a first one of said at least two mutually different optical parameters of the eye in a first measurement situation in a first viewing direction of the eye while simultaneously recording said reference structure of said eye;

providing a second measuring device configured differently from said first measuring device for determining a second one of said at least two mutually different optical parameters in a second measurement situation in a second viewing direction of the eye while simultaneously recording said reference structure;

measuring said reference structure of the eye in the first measurement situation by making a photographic recording of the eye with said first measuring device while determining the first optical parameter;

measuring said reference structure of the eye in the second measurement situation by making a photographic recording of the eye with said second measuring device while determining the second optical parameter;

referring the values of said optical parameters to said reference structure obtained in corresponding ones of said first and second measuring situations;

determining a change in position of said reference structure as photographically recorded in said first measurement situation and in said second measurement situation; and,

correcting prescribed spectacle lenses in dependence upon the determined change in position of said reference structure as photographically recorded in said first measurement situation and in said second measurement situation.

2. The method of claim 1 , wherein said reference structure is the pupil center of the eye; and, the position of the pupil center of the eye is measured.

3. The method of claim 1 , wherein said reference structure is the corneal vertex of the eye; and, the position of the corneal vertex is determined.

4. The method of claim 1 , wherein the reference structure is a structure of the iris or of blood vessels of the dermis.

5. The method of claim 1 , wherein the reference structure is a structure of the iris and of blood vessels of the dermis.

6. A system for providing a spectacle lens by determining at least two mutually different optical parameters of an eye defining a reference structure of the eye itself, the system comprising:

a first measuring unit for determining a first one of said mutually different optical parameters of the eye in a first measurement situation in a first viewing direction of the eye while simultaneously recording said reference structure;

a second measuring unit configured differently from said first measuring unit for determining a second one of said at least two mutually different optical parameters in a second measurement situation in a second viewing direction of the eye while simultaneously recording said reference structure;

said first measuring unit being configured to photographically record said reference structure in said first measurement situation while determining the first optical parameter;

said second measuring unit being configured to photographically record said reference structure in said second measurement situation while determining the second optical parameter; and,

a computing unit for referring the values of said parameters to said reference structure obtained in corresponding ones of said first and second measuring situations, and for determining a change in position of said reference structure as photographically recorded in said first measurement situation and in said second measurement situation and for correcting prescribed spectacle lenses in dependence upon the determined change in position of said reference structure as photographically recorded in said first measurement situation and in said second measurement situation.

7. A computer program stored on a non-transitory machine-readable data medium having a program code set up to carry out a method for prescribing a spectacle lens by determining at least two mutually different optical parameters of an eye defining a reference structure of the eye itself when the program is executed on a computer with the method comprising:

providing a first measuring device for determining a first one of said at least two mutually different optical parameters in a first measurement situation in a first viewing direction of the eye while simultaneously recording said reference structure;

providing a second measuring device configured differently from said first measuring device for determining a second one of said at least two optical parameters in a second measurement situation in a second viewing direction of the eye while simultaneously recording said reference structure;

measuring said reference structure of the eye in the first measurement situation by making a photographic recording of the eye with said first measuring device while determining the first optical parameter;

measuring said reference structure of the eye in the second measurement situation by making a photographic recording of the eye with said second measuring device while determining the second optical parameter;

referring the values of said parameters to said reference structure obtained in corresponding ones of said first and second measuring situations;

determining a change in position of said reference structure as being photographically recorded in said first measurement situation and in said second measurement situation; and,

correcting prescribed spectacle lenses in dependence upon the determined change in position of said reference structure as photographically recorded in said first measurement situation and in said second measurement situation.

8. The computer program of claim 7 , wherein said reference structure is the pupil center of the eye; and, the position of the pupil center of the eye is measured.

9. The computer program of claim 7 , wherein said reference structure is the corneal vertex of the eye; and, the position of the corneal vertex is determined.

10. The computer program of claim 7 , wherein the reference structure is a structure of the iris or of blood vessels of the dermis.

11. The computer program of claim 7 , wherein the reference structure is a structure of the iris and of blood vessels of the dermis.