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Just bought a Pop-Tech 3D VR headset, only issue with it is that the lenses are just a tad bit too far from the phone, preventing 100% immersion: http://www.am
by nunyabuizness 11y ago
Just bought a Pop-Tech 3D VR headset, only issue with it is that the lenses are just a tad bit too far from the phone, preventing 100% immersion:
http://www.amazon.com/Pop-Tech%C2%AE-Virtual-Head-mounted-Headband-Smartphones/dp/B018DYHBII http://www.amazon.com/Pop-Tech%C2%AE-Virtual-Head-mounted-He...
- moron4hire 11y agoYou're never going to get 100% immersion from any current model phone and passive viewer contraption.
- devsquid 11y agoso what? its still pretty damn cool. It gives you a very good feel for what VR could be!
- moron4hire 11y agoThe point was the person I was replying to was saying it was the lenses preventing immersion. No, it's a fundamental limitation of the type of tech he is using. A better lens setup isn't going to help. I own four different passive viewers, one of which I built myself. I know what they are and are not good for. Two of them I carry with me everywhere. I just think we should be clear about their limitations, too.
- nunyabuizness 11y agoWell while I'm not going to be running Battlefront in 3D 4k with the insane textures mod, that's not what I meant by immersion - what I meant is not being able to discern the edges of the screen, which is an unfortunate consequence of this headset since it puts the phone just a tad bit further from the lenses than a traditional Google Cardboard.