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>By the same sense, for most cases watching video/film/TV with 3D depth is going to be superior to watching without. Uh? Except that to get 3D you have to wear
by renox 6y ago
>By the same sense, for most cases watching video/film/TV with 3D depth is going to be superior to watching without.
Uh? Except that to get 3D you have to wear glasses, which is a huge drawback.
As for VR, I've tried it 3 times with demos: the first time I got so seasick that I had to stop and was feeling still quite bad 15 minutes after, the second time I nearly fell and the third time I bounced into a wall..
- jeegsy 6y agoSounds like your immersion level was increasing with every try
- renox 6y agoIt wasn't the same demo: the first time, it was a roller coaster (a really dumb demo!!), the second time walking on a roof and falling (interesting that it created some fear of heights, but I didn't expect to nearly fall for real during the virtual fall due to the change of POV)