You needn't set up anything - just set the FOV to 180 ( most FPS games allow this through one avenue or another ). It looks distorted, but it's playable and your eyes get used to it after awhile. As mentioned in the video spot, you have to do this for the JDome to operate 'properly', but it doesn't look like it does much for the distortion, making it more or less useless.
This looks interesting, but I'm not sure I'd bother buying it. Setting the FOV to 180 and using it on a normal monitor seems to give nearly the same amount of benefit without the absurd footprint. This device doesn't look like it does much for smoothing out wide angle aspects, which would be the only reason to purchase one in my opinion.
If your fellow directors can't be bothered to properly sort the traffic as they like it, chances are any solution you come up with for them ultimately won't work. Well organized chaff is still chaff.
It's an interesting question, kind of, but it doesn't seem worth a front page link.
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You needn't set up anything - just set the FOV to 180 ( most FPS games allow this through one avenue or another ). It looks distorted, but it's playable and your eyes get used to it after awhile. As mentioned in the video spot, you have to do this for the JDome to operate 'properly', but it doesn't look like it does much for the distortion, making it more or less useless.
This looks interesting, but I'm not sure I'd bother buying it. Setting the FOV to 180 and using it on a normal monitor seems to give nearly the same amount of benefit without the absurd footprint. This device doesn't look like it does much for smoothing out wide angle aspects, which would be the only reason to purchase one in my opinion.
If your fellow directors can't be bothered to properly sort the traffic as they like it, chances are any solution you come up with for them ultimately won't work. Well organized chaff is still chaff.
It's an interesting question, kind of, but it doesn't seem worth a front page link.