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> In the real world, you look with your eyes much more than you look with your head. Unless you wear glasses.
by cbhl 10y ago
> In the real world, you look with your eyes much more than you look with your head.
Unless you wear glasses.
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- Houshalter 10y agoI wear glasses and seem to still be capable of moving my eyes.
- aninhumer 10y agoIt's perfectly possible to buy glasses that only minimal obstruct your field of view, and let you look at things out of the corner of your eye.
- wtallis 10y agoUnless you wear bifocals. Single-vision lenses have a usable field of view that is as large as the comfortable range of movement of the eyes.
- awfgylbcxhrey 10y agoThat varies wildly by the design of the glasses. I tried rock climbing once with my glasses instead of contacts and it was intolerable. It wasn't immediately obvious how often I relied on a quick flick of the eyes to the outer edges until I tried it. As to the original point, people adjust their head position all the time without even thinking about it. It's an unnatural and conditioned response to hear a noise on your right rear and move a joystick or mouse to look for the source of the noise.
- Styx- 10y agoAnecdotally, I started wearing glasses a couple months ago and have been annoyed at how often I have to adjust my ahead when I would have normally just moved my eyes. My glasses tend to slip down my nose just a tad which cuts off a non-negligible amount of FOV.