This condition involves seeing a constant static across your field of vision, like the static from an old tv. It is much more noticeable in the dark and on white surfaces.

I've had it ever since I can remember. I thought it was normal until recently

I've been doing a bit of research and apparently it's caused by an overactive part of the brain.

It's relatively benign but it can get annoying sometimes.

Sometimes. It can be extreme to the point that I cannot see, like a bright light is shining in my face.

It usually occurs momentarily when I either get up too quickly or just randomly for no reason. I know what you mean.

That's strange, I've never even heard of it and I do a lot of work with visual perception. But no the only thing I have is floaters but a lot of people have that has well.

Sometimes I see a white light at the right of my eyesight, It's kinda weird, but it lasts for like 0.5 sec

Oh never mind, the symptoms of what I described above is orthostatic hypotension. Learnt something new today. Slay bitch.

i used to have visual floaters and thought i had magic microscopic powers and i didnt wanna tell anyone lmfaoo

now theyre gone

I used to see the snow alot more when i was younger. Now i only see it if im high or drunk.

I think I get visual snow in the dark.
Same