i'm not worried. it's not like we'd get blind or have perma max 3D vision... and it doesn't distort real life depth in any way. but... i don't suggest playing for extended periods on the 3DS and THEN going out for a drive.Why are people so complacent about this?
It is *NOT* normal!
Just have to say perma 3D vision would be awesomei'm not worried. it's not like we'd get blind or have perma max 3D vision... and it doesn't distort real life depth in any way. but... i don't suggest playing for extended periods on the 3DS and THEN going out for a drive.Why are people so complacent about this?
It is *NOT* normal!
and to that guy who works with 3D on a day to day basis, the glasses takes the "effort" out of the eyes. the glasses lets you focus anywhere from just in front of your face to the monitor surface to way beyond. the 3DS however limits where you can focus, so the eyes overcompensate. it's definitely much easier to see 3D with glasses on than without, more so for people with kinks in their vision.
Why are people so complacent about this?
It is *NOT* normal!
Need I point out how stupid that sounds?Just have to say perma 3D vision would be awesome
/facepalmJust have to say perma 3D vision would be awesomei'm not worried. it's not like we'd get blind or have perma max 3D vision... and it doesn't distort real life depth in any way. but... i don't suggest playing for extended periods on the 3DS and THEN going out for a drive.Why are people so complacent about this?
It is *NOT* normal!
and to that guy who works with 3D on a day to day basis, the glasses takes the "effort" out of the eyes. the glasses lets you focus anywhere from just in front of your face to the monitor surface to way beyond. the 3DS however limits where you can focus, so the eyes overcompensate. it's definitely much easier to see 3D with glasses on than without, more so for people with kinks in their vision.
Then I could go see a 3D movie and when the guy asks "You want some glasses?"
I can go "No thanks, I have 3D vision."
/facepalmJust have to say perma 3D vision would be awesomei'm not worried. it's not like we'd get blind or have perma max 3D vision... and it doesn't distort real life depth in any way. but... i don't suggest playing for extended periods on the 3DS and THEN going out for a drive.Why are people so complacent about this?
It is *NOT* normal!
and to that guy who works with 3D on a day to day basis, the glasses takes the "effort" out of the eyes. the glasses lets you focus anywhere from just in front of your face to the monitor surface to way beyond. the 3DS however limits where you can focus, so the eyes overcompensate. it's definitely much easier to see 3D with glasses on than without, more so for people with kinks in their vision.
Then I could go see a 3D movie and when the guy asks "You want some glasses?"
I can go "No thanks, I have 3D vision."
Everybody sees in 3D, except for those people with only 1 eye or vision problems. The reason you need glasses for 3D movies is because they trick your eyes into perceiving depth from a 2D image.