I'm noticing an odd issue. Not sure if it's black smearing, since this is a CV1, but I see a trail from black elements on white backgrounds.
A scene to test is the Oculus settings screen by hitting the Oculus button on the remote. The screen where you see your current activity in center and black circle buttons on sides, plus a white grid floor.
As I look around, the buttons leave an after-image that trails behind. When stopping, the after-image catches up to where the button stopped.
Here's a graphical representation of what I see, just slower:
A scene to test is the Oculus settings screen by hitting the Oculus button on the remote. The screen where you see your current activity in center and black circle buttons on sides, plus a white grid floor.
As I look around, the buttons leave an after-image that trails behind. When stopping, the after-image catches up to where the button stopped.
Here's a graphical representation of what I see, just slower:
- Both the Rift and Camera are on USB 3.0
- Rift is connected via HDMI to a Nvidia GTX 1080 Founders Edition.
- Windows 10 (Nearly Fresh install)
- Never contacted Oculus about the red screen, so I've never used that utility they share.
I've gone through support and eventually got the Spud tool.
Using Spud tool to disable Spud and it seemed to remove ghosting. Though, I found I could still see it in some tests, just much less noticeable. Also noticed it happening to blue on white background, not just black.
New issue, while testing dark scenes for the red haze, I felt something was odd. Turns out the two displays don't have matching black levels. Blacks in the right eye are more gray, making the image seem brighter and washed out. Red haze was just terrible after experiencing it with it greatly reduced with the Spud tool.
Here are some images:
Note: Spud tool seems to leave display on even when headset is off.
Using Spud tool to disable Spud and it seemed to remove ghosting. Though, I found I could still see it in some tests, just much less noticeable. Also noticed it happening to blue on white background, not just black.
New issue, while testing dark scenes for the red haze, I felt something was odd. Turns out the two displays don't have matching black levels. Blacks in the right eye are more gray, making the image seem brighter and washed out. Red haze was just terrible after experiencing it with it greatly reduced with the Spud tool.
Here are some images:
Note: Spud tool seems to leave display on even when headset is off.
Rifts said:
I've noticed this ghosting effect aswell, but only in virtual desktop when looking from one side of the screen to the other.
Here's an example I managed to capture from Virtual Desktop showing the issue occur with the dark blue on white. I didn't share this image with Oculus since the Oculus black and white menu seemed to work correctly with the Spud tool disabling Spud. But continuing to use the Spud Tool, I did notice issues with panning in Oculus menus, like black bars appearing for split second on sides now and then.
