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Found the magic in Avatar again
Last week, I received in the mail one of the first Oculus DK2 samples, and today i finally got around to doing something i had wanted to do forever; watch avatar through the OR. It was amazing, perfect 3D, felt like being back in IMAX. I was utterly engrossed, and fell in love with it all over again. I cant wait for a higher res version to make it look even prettier.
I can only hope that more movies in the future support things like the rift, allowing you to "Look around" the movie, it would add a vast amount of immersion. Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/ptv415d.png One other thing to add about it is that since the film is in 24FPS, the judder is pretty bad. you need at least 50FPS to make it a "smooth" experience, so im hoping movies like the hobbit in 48FPS will fix that. stupid film industry. |
Great to have you back friend :)
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I just did a cross-eyed view of those two photos. Amazing......until I couldn't get my eyes back to normal LOL.
This made me want to watch avatar on my 3D tv. I think I will enjoy that 2nite! |
Amazing to hear of your experiences! :)
I had the fortune to develop a game for the OR some while back and it was a very interesting number of weeks. In either case, hope to see you around IRC :D |
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I need to ask about how bad the screen door effect is now. I'm very interested in the oculus rift for this exact purpose, but I have that particular reservation about it. |
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That's so cool!
Maybe this is the future of experiencing movies I recently watched Jeremyjahns Review of Avatar from 2009, And it really showed me why I feel in love with Avatar. My advise to anyone who is maybe falling out of love with Avatar or needs to be reminded why it's such an amazing film, Just watch that review again! It'll reinvigorate Your passion for the film! |
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So the screen door effect is MUCH less pronounced that the DK1, but still present. without any AA, its not bad. Quote:
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One of the things I discovered when Avatar came out on Blu Ray is unless you have a really REALLY large television, it's just not the same experience watching it on in a theater. This is why I still watch Avatar in theaters whenever I get the opportunity. I never thought of a 30 inch tv as small until I saw Avatar on one. If the Oculus Rift can give me the theater experience without buying an overly expensive 5 foot diameter tv, I'm all for it. |
This does sound like an awesome technology :)
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I think I'd still prefer a theater to this, but it would be awesome to try out, who knows when that would be though.
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^I had always been kicking myself for not seeing it in 3D for all of these years, then at the meet, we got that wonderful gift, it was SO amazing, I remember feeling the goosebumps watching it in 3D :) :) :) :)
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Did you go to the meetup? I didn't even know there was a 3D viewing until I read this thread.
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