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Originally Posted by mdp
Do you also have the display contents alternating focus and out-of-focus?
As in "Do you also have the display contents"
where with black I meant "in focus" and with grey "out of focus".
And the areas out of focus become in focus (while others lose it) if you move the glasses farther or closer or if you pan them to the left or right.
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I wanted to update on this matter, to reassure (you-all) that it is not a peculiarity with the device - it was (unreassuringly to me) a matter relevant with my eyes. As of a few months, I have been in need to wear prescription glasses before the Epson Moverio AR eyeset: the odd effect of less-focussed columns disappeared.
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Originally Posted by mdp
I only found out yesterday that setting a "Battery Saver" mode on the Epson Moverio BT-300 does not impact the use of my software at all, apparently, and it has a massive impact on the duration of the battery charge: in "Battery Saver" mode one could achieve around 7.5 hours of use (instead of 5 to 5.5). You get well over one extra third worth of time.
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This instead gave me recently odd results as I recently checked - my own main reading software seems to be signalling a consumption of 18 battery percent points per hour both in normal mode and in battery saving mode. It seemed to show a substantial difference in consumption when I tried originally. I will check more properly, but I was surprised.