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"""having a bright OLED inches from your eyes induces more eye fatigue than looking at a monitor""" That's quite a claim that I've seen no evidence for in the
by WhatIsDukkha 3y ago
"""having a bright OLED inches from your eyes induces more eye fatigue than looking at a monitor"""
That's quite a claim that I've seen no evidence for in the years I've been using and following this industry.
Actually the light hitting your eyes is much dimmer that you are regularly exposed to all the time so...
- elesiuta 3y agoThis is only my personal experience, but I agree with you, even with an optimal setup I still require ~5-10 minutes of breaks every couple hours when staring at my monitor. With VR I could easily do (when I had the time) a full day (~12 hours), with only a single 15 minute food/washroom break in the middle and no signs of discomfort at all.
- mathgeek 3y ago> a full day (~12 hours), with only a single 15 minute food/washroom break in the middle and no signs of discomfort at all. Wait until folks catch on that by being aware of your environment, using the washroom doesn’t require leaving AR.
- polishdude20 3y agoI'm more interested in how it affects your eye focus. With regular VR it's hard to focus your eyes right when bringing objects closer to you. It takes some getting used to.