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For me it's 3D if I wear glasses and flat if I remove them. Curious!
by postsantum 4y ago
For me it's 3D if I wear glasses and flat if I remove them. Curious!
- Sohcahtoa82 4y agoDo your glasses produce any level of chromatic abberation? If so, that would explain it. For my glasses, blue tends to get pushed slightly to the outside of the center of my vision and red gets pushed towards the center. At the center of my vision, I don't notice it, but if I look towards the edge of my lenses, it's pretty apparent. This abberation will cause a significant shift when looking at pure reds and blues, creating the 3D effect.
- postsantum 4y agoYeah, I looked at it closely and there is a thin black line on the edge between red and blue that is getting wider as I look at it through thicker parts of the lenses. Basically, I move my head and see "another side" of the box that doesn't exist OP, I think we figured this out