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> The same with 3D movies, if you don't want to look directly at what the director wanted you to look at, you end up getting seasick. They could do statistical
by ansible 6y ago
> The same with 3D movies, if you don't want to look directly at what the director wanted you to look at, you end up getting seasick.
They could do statistical gaze tracking on a 2D version of the movie scene using a small test audience, and then render the 3D scene based on the results.
- Pfhreak 6y agoThere will likely always be people impacted by this. For me, human faces are generally not the interesting part of the screen. I'm looking at clothing, set design, fx, etc. I noticed this constantly watching avatar in 3D. I happen to also struggle with human face recognition, so it's likely I'm just wired different.