In a lot of video games, the entire scene is in focus, presumably because the developers can't know where you're actually looking. In that context, it doesn't

In a lot of video games, the entire scene is in focus, presumably because the developers can't know where you're actually looking. In that context, it doesn't feel weird at all (though I wonder if that's part of why some people get sick watching 3D games). Anyway, I don't know if that would translate to real life, since a 2D monitor doesn't give you any stereopsis hints, but it seems not too much of a stretch...