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Tony Abraham

| Updated on December 25, 2017 | science-and-technology

How does VR videos and movies look so real?

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John Colson

@johncolson3807 | Posted on December 25, 2017

The VR videos are created using computer technologies and virtual reality headsets to generate the realistic images, sounds and other sensations. It is created using interactive software, hardware and experienced or controlled by movement of the body for interactive experience generated by a computer.

A great VR video will always struggles to achieve the immersion, because poor quality distracts the viewer from the feeling of realism. VR is defined as a realistic and immersive simulation of a three-dimensional or 360-degree environment. So, once your headset and power source are secured, some kind of input is necessary for you to connect. Therefore, head tracking, controllers, hand tracking, voice, on-device buttons or trackpads are used during the process.

Total immersion is also something which is still in the developing process. The developers want to achieve a stage where everyone watching or experiencing VR videos will forget the computer, headgear and accessories as well. The making a VR headset, game or app is aiming towards making the virtual reality experience exactly as we would in the real world.

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prasad webtips

@prasadwebtips8523 | Posted on November 21, 2018

Please try a Vive, Rift, or Playstation VR headset if you can. With motion controls and positional head tracking, VR truly becomes the holodeck. You have to try it to believe it, but the fact of the matter is that the headset replaces what your eyes see in a way that very much resembles reality. There’s accurate parallax, you can see great distances, you can pick up objects, you can juggle, you can throw. If you have poor motor skill control or ***** at sports-that carries over into VR. If you can juggle in real life, you can juggle in VR. Yes, it’s the future.
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nishant saxena

@nishantsaxena4707 | Posted on April 8, 2020

This was even before Oculus Touch (which made a huge difference). From the start, my greatest concern was medical problems. I would wake up in the center of the night, not knowing whether I was dreaming, alert or in VR. (I crap you not) And that kinda frightened me a piece. Indeed, even, all things considered, I would get minutes where on the off chance that I took a gander at my arms without moving them, I felt similarly as isolates as though I was in a VR experience. That is to say, I wasn't losing my damn psyche or anything. I had comparative encounters with Tetras and Guitar Hero. I was simply investing a lot of energy with it.

Anyway, its come A LOOONGGG WAY since even that astonishing time period. AAA games , different online encounters/games, MASSIVE updates that have fixed damn close to everything. More updates each day just to improve things we didn't realize required improving.

A few encounters WILL make you debilitated. Its something they've been chipping away at. A few games have tackled it, some haven't. Taking Dramamine helps a lot in this way, when you first beginning utilizing VR ensure you have some reason, you may become ill.

Along these lines, it is anything but an issue of "Does a VR headset really feel practical?" That is funny for anybody with a Rift or a Vive (I've heard the versatile headsets are quite incredible also) Yes, truly, yes. Sensible. The main inquiry is on the off chance that you are prepared for such a hop in innovation.

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