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This is different. If you ever worked with models as a photographer, you'd have noticed that many models that look great in "2D camera projection" look weirdly
by treprinum 3y ago
This is different. If you ever worked with models as a photographer, you'd have noticed that many models that look great in "2D camera projection" look weirdly distorted in the real life. VR basically showcases this weirdness and what tended to be attractive in 2D is suddenly repulsive in 3D.
- defrost 3y agoThis may or may not change - if you're talking about real life (some) fleash and (some) blood X-Ray models with profiles that can cut glass then yes, they can look weird IRL actual 3d. However that may (or may not) push the use of models that live IRL and look pretty decent from most angles being used as the foundation for VR modelling. The point being, one way or another, 3D VR will likely lose the weirdness, through viewer acclimation or product delivery advancement.