05-09-2018 02:29 PM
Just received mine today and I have to say I’m disappointed. This is my first venture into VR and maybe my expectations were too high. I wasn’t expecting 1080 but visuals are grainy, pixels are noticeable and the text has a slight shimmer to it. Is this your experience or do I have a problem?
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voxelmaniam said:
I'm currently using ones that are typically described as computer glasses. Mine happen to be progressives, also known as varifocal or no line bi-focals. Only my midfield (straight ahead) view is in focus and I have to turn/tilt my head to see different parts of the scene in focus; not just my eyes. It just so happens that I am seeing my ophthalmologist tomorrow and I plan on taking the Go for him to see and getting him to recommend a prescription just for use with the Go. I'll update this post when I have his recommendation. I should probably mention that I also have fixed focus lens implants as a result of cataract surgery.
Update:
So today's visit to the ophthalmologist didn't provide any new information on this front. He was impressed with the technology but said he lacked any understanding of the optics and what the working distance was to recommend a specific corrective prescription. His best guess was distance vision but he felt that even then I would need to move my head to get the best focus. I'm not so sure.
I also called and spoke at length with an optician at FramesDirect regarding the VirtuClear Lens Inserts. She confirmed that they only use the distance vision portion of the prescription. I haven't decided yet how to proceed.
05-19-2018 08:31 AM
05-19-2018 09:27 AM
So we will see if this gets any results.
05-19-2018 11:26 AM