A gradual loss of color vision–objects appear yellowed;
Increasing haziness causing blurred and distorted vision;
The appearance of dark spots or shadows that seem to move when the eye moves;
An increasing need for more light to see clearly;
Glare at night–haloes or colored rings around lights;
A tendency to become more nearsighted because of the increasing density of the lens;
A stage where it is easier to see without glasses than with them–second sight;
Double vision, which persists even if only one eye is open;
In advanced stages, a change in the appearance of the pupil–it may appear white or yellow.