FOV
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I was told that simulation sickness occurs from huge FOV(field of view) which enhances your self immersion hence it aggravates the SS symptoms.For instance when you sit in cinema the front rows you get dizziness for some people.Hence my question is when it comes to display in monitors, does a higher resolution gives more FOV or a lower resolution ?
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Originally posted by Kokia:
I was told that simulation sickness occurs from huge FOV which enhances your self immersion hence it aggravates the SS symptoms.For instance when you sit in cinema the front rows you get dizziness for some people.Hence my question is when it comes to display in monitors, does a higher resolution gives more FOV or a lower resolution ?
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Field of vision has little to do with resolution in my opinion.
Its largely to do with the azimuth of your vision. How many degrees left to right, up and down.
Sitting front row in the cinema for some, overwhelms their FOV because the cinema screen is a lot larger than their field of vision. Personally, I like having my FOV overwhelmed. I like the sense of immersion.
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Originally posted by Kokia:
I was told that simulation sickness occurs from huge FOV which enhances your self immersion hence it aggravates the SS symptoms.For instance when you sit in cinema the front rows you get dizziness for some people.Hence my question is when it comes to display in monitors, does a higher resolution gives more FOV or a lower resolution ?
Is the dizziness induced by motion-sickness? -
cinema one is the seat problem i think, too straight.....