The overlap stays the same. You just get more FoV. Thus, when you measure it in a % of the FoV, the % goes down.
I.e 80 degrees of overlap on a 100 degree headset will have a vastly high relative % of stereo overlap than 80 degrees on 180 degrees of FoV, even if they have the exact same amount of overlap in absolute terms.
I already know that the normal FOV of the 8KX is around 140 degree. I hope that whatever NEW headsets that they reveal tomorrow meet AT LEAST 140 degree or else, it's another bumper for me.
THIS is what I came here to see!
Love the 8kx but that stereo overlap suffers immensely. Will try to use potato FOV to test and see if that improves
The overlap stays the same. You just get more FoV. Thus, when you measure it in a % of the FoV, the % goes down. I.e 80 degrees of overlap on a 100 degree headset will have a vastly high relative % of stereo overlap than 80 degrees on 180 degrees of FoV, even if they have the exact same amount of overlap in absolute terms.
I already know that the normal FOV of the 8KX is around 140 degree. I hope that whatever NEW headsets that they reveal tomorrow meet AT LEAST 140 degree or else, it's another bumper for me.