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Awesome. How's it work for people with glasses?
by drivingmenuts 11y ago
Awesome. How's it work for people with glasses?
- zaroth 11y agoWear contacts? Even if not all the time, disposable single use contacts are cheap, comfortable, and probably a requirement if you are farsighted and want to experience this.
- wlesieutre 11y agoSome people's eyeballs don't get along well with contacts, even single use disposables. No idea about the Vive headset, but Oculus recently stated that their consumer version's fit over glasses is better than the development kits'. http://www.polygon.com/2015/6/11/8766855/xbox-one-vr-rift-controllers-and-a-frustrating-lack-of-details-from http://www.polygon.com/2015/6/11/8766855/xbox-one-vr-rift-co... (second paragraph)
- drivingmenuts 11y agoNearsighted and contacts are very uncomfortable for me. Also, astigmatism. So, yeah. I'm screwed.
- quotedmycode 11y agoYeah, imagine my surprise when I saw that google was working on those hand gestures radar things and then my disappointment when i realized that I can't do any of those gestures because of peripheral neuropathy. My thumb on my right hand has limited mobility, so hopefully it will be able to pick up my half-assed attempts to mimic the movements or i'll be screwed.
- alkonaut 11y agoEven cheap dslr cameras have a small +/-3 diopter adjustment in the eyepiece. Something like that would at least let people with such easy corrections use VR without contacts or glasses. For other corrections, wouldn't it be quite simple to have a slot for drop-in corrective lenses?