I thought Apple discouraged wearing contacts due to the eye tracking and iris recognition.If you wear contacts, I gather the corrective lenses are unnecessary.
I expect there will be Vision Pro refurbished units at some point. Just as good as brand new, same warranty and support, but at a lower price.So this may open up possible used ones by Apple at some point in the future.
Oops, I was wrong. It depends on the kind of contacts you wear. From the Apple Vision Pro support site:If you wear contacts, I gather the corrective lenses are unnecessary.I thought Apple discouraged wearing contacts due to the eye tracking and iris recognition.
I would imagine that toroidal contacts (for astigmatism) might screw with the system as well.I wear bifocal contacts, but still need reading glasses sometimes.
Best way is to go to the Apple store and schedule the demo. They are really doing a good job of working with people to make the best possible experience possible with the AVP.I’m curious what my prescription that includes astigmatism correction would mean for my use of AVP?
If you have toroidal lenses that are "weighted" (thicker at the bottom) to insure the proper orientation, I reason that might cause some odd light bending.I’m curious what my prescription that includes astigmatism correction would mean for my use of AVP?
I had to stop wearing contacts due to the coronal scarring I have from doing stoopid things as a kid. This contributes to my astigmatism.If you have toroidal lenses that are "weighted" (thicker at the bottom) to insure the proper orientation, I reason that might cause some odd light bending.
That's a lot more than I can see thus far. I've seen a grand total of one application thus far that was of much interest (the planetarium thingy) and I think I'd be much better off putting that money towards a really nice telescope.My use case would be 9/10ths of Never.
If you're not interested in specifically what your seeing or where to look for something, then a planetarium application isn't in the cards.But I can go into the boonies and look up and be happy.
I'm not sure what part of the video includes anything that could be considered "music".I saw Moog has a Vision Pro native app (Animoog Galaxy) that lets you use your Vision Pro to create music.