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Any benefit from the 3d seems like it would be vastly overshadowed by the massive artifacting in the hair though.
by birdman3131 5y ago
Any benefit from the 3d seems like it would be vastly overshadowed by the massive artifacting in the hair though.
- adamauckland 5y agoI thought that as well watching the video, but have you used a PSVR? I've got one and the first minute is always noticing how low res the eye screens are, then as soon as the game starts, I've forgotten and I'm _there_. The 3D part makes up for the low quality
- imiric 5y agoC'mon, they're showcasing prototypes or early 1st gen products here. There is some artifacting, true, though not nearly as much as I expected. Kudos to them for choosing to show objects difficult to scan/model accurately and doing a pretty impressive job at it. Under ideal conditions to be sure, but still. It's certain this will improve with future advancements and probably will by the time general consumers get to use it. Unless it never gets a widespread release and ends up as another Google research project ala Google Glass, Project Ara, etc. Hopefully not, but if nothing else it would have served as inspiration for other companies to step in now that we know what's possible.