Euskotracks
Regarding resolution.
DK2 resolution was in the limit of playability. The short distance is OK but I struggle to see clearly more than 100 meters away. Chromatic aberration is also very big which increases the pixelation effect. The lense quality and geometry was inadequate .
I have heard that Zeiss is getting interest in this area. That would be great since they are experts in chromatic aberration.
After spending some minutes with it, you know that it clearly asks for a 4K resolution. 2K per eye.
Probably this technology is still unavailable for such small displays.
I wouldn't be care so much about performance. The true 4K resolution would only be required in the center of each eye. The surrounding could be rendered at a lower resolution/quality.
I would expect such hybrid resolution/quality to help a lot with performance issues. The area of the eye FOV where you can actually focus correctly is quite limited. Probably less than 20% of the stereoscopic angle.
Many things will change in the next years. VR is in embryo phase. The future looks amazing however.
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DK2 resolution was in the limit of playability. The short distance is OK but I struggle to see clearly more than 100 meters away. Chromatic aberration is also very big which increases the pixelation effect. The lense quality and geometry was inadequate .
I have heard that Zeiss is getting interest in this area. That would be great since they are experts in chromatic aberration.
After spending some minutes with it, you know that it clearly asks for a 4K resolution. 2K per eye.
Probably this technology is still unavailable for such small displays.
I wouldn't be care so much about performance. The true 4K resolution would only be required in the center of each eye. The surrounding could be rendered at a lower resolution/quality.
I would expect such hybrid resolution/quality to help a lot with performance issues. The area of the eye FOV where you can actually focus correctly is quite limited. Probably less than 20% of the stereoscopic angle.
Many things will change in the next years. VR is in embryo phase. The future looks amazing however.
Enviado desde mi ONE A2001 mediante Tapatalk