You can select the check box to turn this back on any time. In Display settings, select Brightness, then clear the Help improve battery by optimizing the content shown and brightness check box. Select the Start button, then enter settings. Here, we describe the brightness enhancement of NIR fluorescent Pdots for in vivo whole-body cell tracking in deep. To turn off Content adaptive brightness control. However, in vivo whole-body fluorescence imaging is largely constrained by the limited brightness of Pdots in near-infrared (NIR) region. But I've found results are much better when you hold the screen closer to your face than I originally was, and if you avoid large light sources behind you. Semiconducting polymer dots (Pdots) are emerging as superior probes for biological imaging. Make sure your eyes and mouth are not hidden.ĮDIT 2: Turns out calibration is for calibrating the image (I honestly couldn't really tell what it was affecting, though), not calibrating the head tracking, so if the head tracking is wonky you're out of luck. Make sure there's just 1 person looking at the camera. There's a lot of words in Japanese on that menu option that I don't know, so it'll take a while, but I'll try that out and see how that affects things.Īlso, in case of the '3D Blur Prevention' function not working well, it tells you to also: In the '3D Blur Prevention' settings, there's a function to individually calibrate.

It seems to hate when I'm in front of my window blinds/window.Īlso, though moving left to right benefits from the '3D Blur Prevention' feature, moving the screen further or nearer to your face has no calibration, so be sure to still keep the distance at the sweet spot. However, trying the feature while positioned in different places seemed to help quite a bit. I tried putting my hair in a beanie (that was difficult to do haha), and it didn't seem to help. I have an afro and glasses, though, so that probably affects my case I'll see later if one of my friends can be more reliably tracked.ĮDIT: I've done some testing, and I think I figured out a couple of things that help the experience with the '3D Blur Prevention' feature. The new 3D effect is good when it works, but it seems to lose track of my head extremely frequently, causing crosstalk. Auto-brightness likes to adjust drastically for no reason while I'm playing, so I think that's better turned off. You can turn off auto-brightness in the home screen options menu, and you can turn off the 3D tracking in the deeper system settings.Īs to my experiences: I'm a bit disappointed with the new features. I live in Japan and got a New 3DS LL, and found the options to toggle the auto-brightness and the improved 3D effect.

Hey guys, just wanted to let you know if you didn't already.

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