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I’m pretty sure you never focus on anything up close in VR. It’s all “far away”, as someone who is near sighted I absolutely have to use glasses in VR. I suspec
by wincy 7y ago
I’m pretty sure you never focus on anything up close in VR. It’s all “far away”, as someone who is near sighted I absolutely have to use glasses in VR. I suspect but am not certain some far sighted people might not need correction, as something may seem close up but really it’s just “big and far away”.
Try it!
- gpm 7y agoThe focal plane is typically a few meters (depends on the headset)... so I guess if you don't need glasses at that distance you would be fine. *IANA optician
- outworlder 7y ago> It’s all “far away”, as someone who is near sighted I absolutely have to use glasses in VR Yeah, me too. As far as my eye is concerned, most things are "far away". Interestingly though, I can read things in VR "farther" than I can in real life. I am not exactly sure what the convergence looks like.