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I recall somewhere that this same type of optics can make heads-up displays that have depth of field as perceptible to the eye, but I can't find the reference.
by jedimastert 4y ago
I recall somewhere that this same type of optics can make heads-up displays that have depth of field as perceptible to the eye, but I can't find the reference. It does sort of make sense tho
> commercially exploited
I feel like this is an odd way to put it.
- ChadNauseam 4y ago> I recall somewhere that this same type of optics can make heads-up displays that have depth of field as perceptible to the eye, but I can't find the reference. It does sort of make sense tho Yeah, the lack of this effect is one reason that VR games cause nausea. Unfortunately, even if light field displays were cheap (they're not), rendering to them was extremely expensive last I checked (around 50x more expensive than running in stereo)
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- adg001 4y ago> > commercially exploited > I feel like this is an odd way to put it Actually this is the standard way to put it, at least in my corner of the globe (i.e., europa.eu)