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I had prk on 7/13 and there was one day where my vision was incredibly clear, about 10 days after surgery, but ever since then it has been slightly blurrier, and my other eye can still see better with my glasses. I’m choking that up to the healing process just doing thing

But the more important question I had is that my near vision has gotten pretty bad in my prk eye. So even working at my ergonomic desk with my screen mounted about 2 feet away from my eyes I am still struggling to read. I’m 34 so I don’t macular degeneration is playing a part here.

Is it normal 15 days out to experience poor near vision?

Which of the two is a better media watching program? I am looking for the larger than life, massive screen kind of experience like they showed Godzilla on a 100ft or so screen on the AVP advertisements.

I can’t find a review or any pictures of the environments that skybox has on the AVP so I have no idea what it’s like

When I first got cineultra I used the real time 3-D feature for a few shows and thought that at full strength it was too strong and things got weird, but around 40 to 60% it was really good

However, now I’m catching up to a series finale on The Boys, even on the lowest setting it seems like it’s just terrible, with every camera cut there’s a weird stutter for a microsecond, and untended scenes, I can see aberrations pretty plainly.

I’m curious if this real time 3-D works better with higher or lower quality video input, or just different kinds of video encoding maybe?

The shows where I noticed it being the worst are the highest quality. HD shows, generally either Dolby vision or HDR10

Anybody else experience this?

I know that it is basically unrelated to Bryan’s general work, but with a team that has spent so much time and energy studying so many aspects of the human body I was wondering if there was any information that has come out of all of the studying that would be applicable to the process of foreskin restoration.

There is a fairly large community of people with that goal and any amount of information that could help that community with positively impact a lot of people