07-30-2017 01:28 PM
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mzelus said:
I am strongly considering getting into VR with the oculus. I am near-sighted and wear glasses and i see there are instructions for wearing the headset without glasses. However, I believe that if the screens are close enough, i would be able to see them without aid. Has anyone else had experience with this and would be able to comment?
07-30-2017 06:39 PM
07-31-2017 07:01 AM
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07-31-2017 08:23 AM
That's why you specify your PD to Zenni when ordering the glasses. The adapter exactly matches the measurements of the frame you're ordering.
Crommi said:
Before getting too excited about those printable frames, know that unless the width matches your PD, it's not going to work.
07-31-2017 08:23 AM
mzelus said:
I am strongly considering getting into VR with the oculus. I am near-sighted and wear glasses and i see there are instructions for wearing the headset without glasses. However, I believe that if the screens are close enough, i would be able to see them without aid. Has anyone else had experience with this and would be able to comment?
I damn near have coke-bottle glasses for near-sightedness, and everything definitely is blurry if I try to VR without glasses. However, my brother, who is also near-sighted but to a lesser extent, says it's fine without his glasses. Your mileage may vary. Even though the screens themselves are a few inches from your eyes, the lenses have a focal distance of like, 5 feet I think (someone will probably correct me). If you can't see clearly at 5 feet, I think you're gonna need your glasses.
All of that said, my glasses fit fine inside the headset, but your glasses may vary as well.
07-31-2017 08:38 AM