When the eyeball is too short it causes the image to focus in which way?

When the eyeball is too short, it leads to a condition known as hyperopia or farsightedness. In this case, light rays entering the eye focus behind the retina instead of directly on its surface. As a result, distant objects may be seen more clearly than close ones, causing difficulty with near vision. Corrective lenses, such as convex glasses, can help focus the image properly on the retina.