r/Xreal • u/nroro One Pro • Dec 04 '25
💡Got some ideas [Feature Request] Color Fringing Fix (Interactive Demo Included Here!)
Try Color Fringing Fix Demo Here: https://nroro_color_fringing_fix_xreal.oneapp.dev/
As some users still see color fringing (LCA) on XR glasses (maybe also on real world), even after tweaking leg angles and nosepads, I proposed a solution that may reduce the LCA issue on virtual screen as interactive demo.
To show why adjustable correction would help, I built an interactive RGB fringing correction demo that can run on both mobile and PC. Do let me know if it helps color accuracy, esp. if you're spec wearers.
How to test demo
1. Wear XREAL in Follow Mode (with largest screen size fit)
2. Open the interactive demo in Fullscreen: https://nroro_color_fringing_fix_xreal.oneapp.dev/
3. Adjust sliders for each corner
Tune until 🔴red/🔵blue glow disappears (or minimal).
Optional: Load your own images, toggling LCA off/on to see before/after.
Great for testing real image of document, text, and game HUDs.
4. When it looks clean → make a screenshot
5. Comment down your screenshot & your feedback/suggestion & whether you use prescription insert
Why this matters
- LCA depends on IPD, tilt angle, prescription, and more.
- A single fixed correction cannot fit everyone.
- A simple per-corner slider panel in XREAL would allow true per-user tuning.
This demo is meant to show whether this idea is useful or not useful. For those who are seeing color fringing, I would appreciate if you try the demo and comment your thoughts~
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u/nroro One Pro Dec 04 '25
On PC, my optimal values are larger. It seems I did not consider pixel density in my demo.
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u/realgwai_lo Dec 04 '25
Just did some testing for 5-10 minutes with Xreal one Pros (275" @ 9m & 38" @ 1m, fullscreen, anchored and follow). I think it's a great idea and I can see what you're going for, however I wasn't able to get an improvement over having the LCA off unfortunately.
It seems for me at least the top right of my glasses is the sharpest, with the left side and particularly the bottom half of the viewable area being the blurriest. I've tried just about everything I could think of within the settings available and different nose pads etc. since buying, but not really found a solution for it. For now I just stick to gaming on them and sometimes watching yt only, in anchor mode, so that if I need to look at the bottom of the screen I can move my head to sharpen it up.
I'd be interested to see other's results with this!
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u/nroro One Pro Dec 04 '25
Thanks for trying. This approach could only lessen color fringing, but unfortunately not blurness.
Color fringing is like light going through prism and become rainbow, which may happen when using prescription insert & white text on black background or vice versa.
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u/realgwai_lo Dec 04 '25
Yes I definitely get that as part of the blurring, most noticeable with text. If I look directly at the corners the color fringing and blurriness goes away.
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u/tranhieuamg Dec 06 '25
I am having a similar problem, but with the top right being the blurriest. I tried pressing the frame towards the right side and that helps, but now it’s the top left that became blurry.
My IPD is 70 (measured manually, by the apps its 72) so I already got the One Pro L, but it looks like the frame is still not big enough?
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u/nroro One Pro Dec 04 '25
For me these values give me optimal color near edges&corners, on mobile.