The 3D effect is taking a little time to get used to. When the actress is very close to the camera I have a hard time focusing on them. Not sure if that's just how VR is or if there's settings to combat that.
It takes a few days for your eyes to get used to 3D. You will see how in a few days you will focus better.
Anyway, this is just like in real life. If you put something too close to your eyes, you can't focus it. In VR (and in real life) it happens to me with kisses, for example. The trick is to close one eye.
Anyway, if a girl is very close for a long time, what I told you: use the zoom function and move her a little bit away.
How was the experience with the first viewings?
Many 4K releases I have leave a lot to be desired. Highly doubt I'll end up purchasing the older 4k releases on my wish-list.
Older 4K titles look "fine", in PC VR, with lots of super sampling and anti-aliasing. I've never encountered one that looks so bad that it's not worth it. That only happens to me with old 2K movies.
I have the impression that, not being able to put as much super sampling as in PC, in Quest the movies look a little worse.
What sort of collecting/downloading style do you have? Do you lean more toward only keeping complete works, or are you open to having a folder for clips from otherwise sub-par releases?
At first I used to collect single scenes, but lately, especially since I've been translating with AI, only complete movies. I only keep single scenes or scenes from mediocre movies if they have actresses that I like a lot and have shot few VRs, or have retired.