Yes, although it isn't very good. You just upload a photo, and they show you wearing the glasses. As I mentioned, the problem is scale. The glasses seem too big on my picture, since I must be larger than they think.
No, not at all. I'd be hard pressed to get a hold of one where I lived in Sweden. Yes, I could go to the bank and get $20 or $100. I have a stack of standard sized cards in my pocket.
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Really smart that they used a card as a sizing gauge. Reminds me of geologists and their putting pennies in pictures as a reference.
Yes, I love the fact that video containing picture of my ID/drivers license/credit card is uploaded to their cloud server .....
Or any random card of that size ya numpty.
That's what makes it better than the Warby Parker virtual try on. There you were missing the right scale for the glasses.
Does Warby Parker have a virtual try on?
Warby has an ocular distance measurement but I don't think it's a "virtual try on".
Yes, although it isn't very good. You just upload a photo, and they show you wearing the glasses. As I mentioned, the problem is scale. The glasses seem too big on my picture, since I must be larger than they think.
Hmmm... Is there a website where I can buy reproductions of pennies in different sizes?
Cards have different sizes though. I think a one dollar bill might be better for this.
I think it would be better if it's something international.
Why not any of these types of objects, coins, notes, cards, a ruler? Most are easy to recognize.
Like it or not, a 1$ bill certainly is "something international" ;)
No, not at all. I'd be hard pressed to get a hold of one where I lived in Sweden. Yes, I could go to the bank and get $20 or $100. I have a stack of standard sized cards in my pocket.
Well you'd also be hard-pressed to get ahold of a can of Coke in North Korea but it's still "something international" ;)
Internationality of bill comes from it's usefulness for savings. So 100$ is international, and 1$ is not
I think cards usually have the same size unless it's a business card.
Most are 85.60 × 53.98 mm (ISO/IEC 7810 ID-1)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO/IEC_7810
I guess they make you select the type of card you're using, which gives them the known standard dimensions.
You could still trick the system into thinking you have a tiny head by using a tablet sized rectangular object.