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This is strange and not really normal. Do you also have the problem when looking at a print of a image that has the same resolution as the monitor placed at the
by jobigoud 5y ago
This is strange and not really normal. Do you also have the problem when looking at a print of a image that has the same resolution as the monitor placed at the same distance? Does it change with the distance? Maybe your eyes have trouble focusing at close range.
In VR there is a rather large disconnect between eye convergence and focus distance that doesn't happen in real life. Eyes are converging to something far away but focusing to ~1m. Another common issue is large interpupillary distance and not being in the lenses sweet spot. But if you also have the issue on regular monitors without stereo it might be something else.
- jpe90 5y ago> This is strange and not really normal. "VR fuzzy" gave me 28,100,000 results just now on google, so.. maybe not that strange or abnormal.
- jobigoud 5y agoThe parent comment talked about having the same issue with a 2D monitor. Secondly, yes, there is a lot of crappy VR headsets and a lot of software not saturating the angular resolution of the displays.
- anonymoushn 5y agoI've spent a few hours with my Quest 2 and so far I have to turn my head instead of turning my eyes if I want to read text at the bottom of a virtual monitor. I bought this particular headset because it was the only one that Immersed said it worked with that was also for sale. Maybe comment readers should consider buying the VIVE Focus 3 which you can only learn is supported by emailing support.