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Topic: Is it possible to increase the 'sweet spot' size?

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noname001

A lot posts on this forum go on about people hoping if a new 3DS version is released, it will have a larger sweet spot for viewing the 3D. But I've been wondering, is it even possible to increase the size? It is after all reliant on the distance between your eyes, and sending images to them seperately...

Thoughts? I don't think it's possible, but I've been known to be wrong often.

noname001

komicturtle

It's possible, for sure. I mean, the screen size is too small to allow two people to see the 3D effect at the same time no doubt.

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bboy2970

I think the technology likely has some room for improvement. I would think they could at least increase the sweet spot a little bit on the next version. If they really wanted to get the next version a real kick in the pants though, they could use that inner camera to track your eyes and adjust the display accordingly. That seems a bit advanced though. Probably for the next generation leap in 6-7 years

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LzWinky

I dunno if it's because my eyes are super-sensitive to 3D, but I don't seem to have any problems with the sweet spot

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SigourneyBeaver

I've noticed that if you "slide" the 3DS sideways in front of you, the sweet spot goes, but then comes back and you can see the effect again. Or, put it on a table and stand a few feet to either side and look at the screen.

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Kit

Yeah, I was gonna say. All you need to do is slide the 3D slider to adjust the 'so called' sweet spot.

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rolLTheDice

I just hope so.

bboy2970 wrote:

I think the technology likely has some room for improvement. I would think they could at least increase the sweet spot a little bit on the next version. If they really wanted to get the next version a real kick in the pants though, they could use that inner camera to track your eyes and adjust the display accordingly. That seems a bit advanced though. Probably for the next generation leap in 6-7 years

Good idea there dude! Though i still want to be able to play in the dark, so that may be another hurdle in getting it done some day.

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TeeJay

bboy2970 wrote:

I think the technology likely has some room for improvement. I would think they could at least increase the sweet spot a little bit on the next version. If they really wanted to get the next version a real kick in the pants though, they could use that inner camera to track your eyes and adjust the display accordingly. That seems a bit advanced though. Probably for the next generation leap in 6-7 years

LOL! That's already been done as a DSiWare game. Imma look for it on Youtube, gimmee a sec.

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I've seen a video of someone actually playing it and talking about it, but for now this will show you what it's like.

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noname001

KitBliss wrote:

Yeah, I was gonna say. All you need to do is slide the 3D slider to adjust the 'so called' sweet spot.

The slider doesn't adjust the sweetspot really, just depth/3D strength.

The sweet spot I mean is the angle you can view the 3D at. Currently the 3DS sends one picture to the left, and one to the right. But for 3D to work when the person is farther back, or closer forward, it would need to be able to adjust the angle at which it sends out the picture... but I'm not sure if 3D screens are currently capable of adjusting in this manner.

noname001

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