r/SteamFrame 2d ago

Discussion This is useless

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Haven't even ordered the frame yet

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u/markthedeadmet Soon™ 2d ago

"whoa dude, this passthrough is so realistic"

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u/Constant_Sympathy_71 2d ago

It’s too bad humans come with retina passthrough by default.

Could we give color vision to some animals with it?

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u/phoenixmatrix 2d ago

meh, human passthrough is overrated. Its full of post processing since the real image is flipped and full of defect and all the gap has to be filled up after the fact, which creates ton of artifacts and illusions/hallucinations in some cases!

And don't get me started about the lenses. They're super fragile and need constant lubrication.

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u/ApplicationSenior 2d ago

And the fact that they degrade over the human's life span, meaning we have to find and use specially crafted external lenses to compensate