An idea about nausea , distance from the screen
Posted: Wed Dec 10, 2014 10:25 pm
If you loot at yourself as the center of a circle looking at the Perimeter of a circle, then make the area of the circle have different perimeter sizes.
Then one size perimeter is smaller than another size perimeter, and both perimeters have the same circle center, you.
The larger perimeter and the smaller perimeter looked at as you move your eyes left to right, you see the smaller perimeter move slower than the larger perimeter.
To see this hold out your finger and move it to follow the eyes, so the finger is in-between the line that is what is in the distance and your eyes.
Now what is in the distance when you look left to right moves fast compared to the speed of your finger, this is what I am pointing out in the circle logic.
Now I was looking at the Hatsune Miku levan polka video on youtube;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57mkfFdvREw
And the ground in the video pans so different aspect of Hatsune Miku are visible.
This was viewed on my cell phone screen, in 720p I think.
As I watched the panning ground I thought would I feel odd if I put the cell phone screen close to my eyes so I only saw the screen in front of my eyes, so that when the ground pans around Hatsune Miku the effect the panning gives is increased, and I did, and I felt nausea type sickness pretty quick.
Then I moved the screen 7 inches from my eyes and instantly the nausea left me.
Then I watched the Lucy trailer and did the same thing with my cell phone screen, putting it close to my eyes then far away.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVt32qoyhi0
When there is explosions the light gives me nausea when the screen is near my eyes, but moving the screen seven inches resolved the nausea feeling.
What I think is happening with nausea in VR is the screen is close enough the feeling of seeing far away is done. So the feeling of close and far when the eyes look out from the center of a circle is that the far is seen up close and this creates nausea.
Far = close = nausea.
Then moving the far = far = no nausea.
(Far = fast) + (far = far) = (fast = far = no nausea.)
So the oculus screen is too close and is creating the fast sensation in the mind so the mind is saying the screen is too close.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFNEgdwjEhs
Then one size perimeter is smaller than another size perimeter, and both perimeters have the same circle center, you.
The larger perimeter and the smaller perimeter looked at as you move your eyes left to right, you see the smaller perimeter move slower than the larger perimeter.
To see this hold out your finger and move it to follow the eyes, so the finger is in-between the line that is what is in the distance and your eyes.
Now what is in the distance when you look left to right moves fast compared to the speed of your finger, this is what I am pointing out in the circle logic.
Now I was looking at the Hatsune Miku levan polka video on youtube;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57mkfFdvREw
And the ground in the video pans so different aspect of Hatsune Miku are visible.
This was viewed on my cell phone screen, in 720p I think.
As I watched the panning ground I thought would I feel odd if I put the cell phone screen close to my eyes so I only saw the screen in front of my eyes, so that when the ground pans around Hatsune Miku the effect the panning gives is increased, and I did, and I felt nausea type sickness pretty quick.
Then I moved the screen 7 inches from my eyes and instantly the nausea left me.
Then I watched the Lucy trailer and did the same thing with my cell phone screen, putting it close to my eyes then far away.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVt32qoyhi0
When there is explosions the light gives me nausea when the screen is near my eyes, but moving the screen seven inches resolved the nausea feeling.
What I think is happening with nausea in VR is the screen is close enough the feeling of seeing far away is done. So the feeling of close and far when the eyes look out from the center of a circle is that the far is seen up close and this creates nausea.
Far = close = nausea.
Then moving the far = far = no nausea.
(Far = fast) + (far = far) = (fast = far = no nausea.)
So the oculus screen is too close and is creating the fast sensation in the mind so the mind is saying the screen is too close.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFNEgdwjEhs