RL Pic Thread (Image Heavy!)

[Eedo Baba]

Not just the internet, but computers in general. And I suppose with 3D cinemas the number will increase even more.

 

3D cinema's, if they have any effect at all, would decrease the number of glasses wearers. The effect of books and computers is that you're looking at a flat depth for a long time. 3D movies have varied depth (what makes them 3D), so watching 3D instead of 2D movies actually decreases you're chance of needing glasses, and cataracts in later life. It might give you a headache if you're not used to it though.

[alphabetagamma]

Okay, eedobaba... not a cute girl... Got it!

So for major users we got,

 

Girls: Alyxx, Figunaye.

 

And Boys: BTGbullseye, blightmare, Axeldeath, Epsilon, alphabetagamma, Bjossi, Username, J.C., Psychotic Ninja, Kirkreng, ThatSmartGuy, Brad, Blue, Ross Scott, Lord Sinister, zakalak, The Hamburglar, Srake, billyludwick, Doom Shepherd, danielsangeo, Luis, eedobaba, Michael Archer, Flyingamerboy, koach2, Ian, idunno...somethingftw, MepsiPax187, Ssrathi and everyone else I'm not entirely sure

[Alyxx Thorne]

Thanks for that statistic observation, ABG.

[J.C.]

Not just the internet, but computers in general. And I suppose with 3D cinemas the number will increase even more.

 

3D cinema's, if they have any effect at all, would decrease the number of glasses wearers. The effect of books and computers is that you're looking at a flat depth for a long time. 3D movies have varied depth (what makes them 3D), so watching 3D instead of 2D movies actually decreases you're chance of needing glasses, and cataracts in later life. It might give you a headache if you're not used to it though.

 

Mhmm. Not really sure about this one. As I understand, one of the current problems with 3D tech is precisely the fact that you are not looking at varied depth (the image is always at the same distance and your eyes do not change focus in order to center on it) but are instead fed a slightly different image to each eye. If anything, current 3D makes you cross-eyed. So it's worse: not only do you strain your eyes, you also mess your depth perception.

 

Back on topic, I would also add HLPrincess to the list, and a few more that post when a video gets released.

[Eedo Baba]

Not just the internet, but computers in general. And I suppose with 3D cinemas the number will increase even more.

 

3D cinema's, if they have any effect at all, would decrease the number of glasses wearers. The effect of books and computers is that you're looking at a flat depth for a long time. 3D movies have varied depth (what makes them 3D), so watching 3D instead of 2D movies actually decreases you're chance of needing glasses, and cataracts in later life. It might give you a headache if you're not used to it though.

 

Mhmm. Not really sure about this one. As I understand, one of the current problems with 3D tech is precisely the fact that you are not looking at varied depth (the image is always at the same distance and your eyes do not change focus in order to center on it) but are instead fed a slightly different image to each eye. If anything, current 3D makes you cross-eyed. So it's worse: not only do you strain your eyes, you also mess your depth perception.

 

Back on topic, I would also add HLPrincess to the list, and a few more that post when a video gets released.

 

Nah, you misunderstand how 3D works, and how our eyes focus. But yeah, don't want to derail the thread.

[Kirkreng]

I can add you to the list of users with glasses, which has almost EVERYONE in it.

(Disclaimer: Picture not actually me)

Like a BOSS.

[Dr. Derpy Hooves Ph.D]

I'll just delete the list of users with glasses and make a shorter list of users that don't use them:

Kirkreng

Myself

Alyxx

J.C.

Alphabetagamma

BTGbullseye

 

Did I leave anyone out?

[Axeldeath]

Axeldeath.

[Epsilon]

I can add you to the list of users with glasses, which has almost EVERYONE in it.

(Disclaimer: Picture not actually me)

Like a BOSS.

This. Contacts over glasses any day.

 

Username: You left me out, at least you did if contacts count as glasses.

[Alyxx Thorne]

I don't think contacts count as glasses.

[Epsilon]

There is one and one reason I will not argue with that... not in fear of a thread derail, but....

 

Gordon Freeman wears glasses.

[Alyxx Thorne]

Imagine Freeman standing over the corpse of a zombie with a bit of blood splattered on his glasses and dripping from his crowbar. I just find that morbidly sexy.

[alphabetagamma]

Imagine Freeman standing over the corpse of a zombie with a bit of blood splattered on his glasses and dripping from his crowbar. I just find that morbidly sexy.

As long as you aren't next

[Alyxx Thorne]

Oh, I would die happy if I was killed by Freeman.

 

Wait, I think that came out wrong.

[Flyingamerboy]

I'll just delete the list of users with glasses and make a shorter list of users that don't use them:

Kirkreng

Myself

Alyxx

J.C.

Alphabetagamma

BTGbullseye

 

Did I leave anyone out?

I don't have glasses

[Jek Jek Roo]

I have glasses too! And guess what, when I'm outside (and if it's sunny) my glasses turns into sunglasses. Heck yeah.

[Blightmare]

Mine do that.

[Collective Foal]

Me and all my Saxiness *ba dum crash*

 

[The Hamburglar]

 

Hamburglar, yes and this is real.

 

My potrait is also really real too.

 

I couldn't fit all my biceps into it.

[Kirkreng]

I see some similarities.