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The 3DS 3D effect really didn't work at all for people with strong prescriptions. Because most glasses will distort your edge of view with different wavelengths
by rtpg 3y ago
The 3DS 3D effect really didn't work at all for people with strong prescriptions. Because most glasses will distort your edge of view with different wavelengths at different intensities, the effect totally falls apart.
For the longest time this effect was super intense for me for the 3DS power light, and it made it look like the light from the power LED was just piercing through the case of the 3DS, while the cutout for the LED was almost pitch black.
(for people with glasses and iPhones: look at your homescreen, look at a notification dot. Put the phone at the edge of your field of view. Notice the number dance around in the space. Works with Discord notification dots on a desktop screen as well).
- PaulHoule 3y agoI have a crazy strong prescription but it looks great with my reading glasses.
- theshackleford 3y ago> The 3DS 3D effect really didn't work at all for people with strong prescriptions. Because most glasses will distort your edge of view with different wavelengths at different intensities, the effect totally falls apart. I have a strong prescription (-7 in each eye, and astigmatism) and the 3D effect worked flawlessly, at least on the revised "new" 3ds model. As far as I know -7 is considered a "strong" prescription.
- corey_moncure 3y agoConsider getting lenses made of a different material. Are yours polycarbonate? Tell your lensmaker you need a material with a higher Abbe number or V-number.