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Except that your fovea moves around with your eyes and this is glued to looking straight forward. You get PPD gain if you're looking at the same thing that your
by wlesieutre 5y ago
Except that your fovea moves around with your eyes and this is glued to looking straight forward. You get PPD gain if you're looking at the same thing that your face is pointed toward, at the expense of when you look off to the side. Not exactly "free" but probably worth the tradeoff.
How big a "sweet spot" do you have in the center? Enough to read lines of small text without rotating your head back and forth?
- kanetw 5y agoAbout +-15 degrees. This accounts for 86% of saccades. I need to confirm how sharply it drops after that, but in any case it should be above 20 PPD +-(15 to 30) degrees and above 12 PPD for +-(30 to 50) degrees.