Is it common to have to adjust the 3d depth from Blu-ray to Blu-ray? We watched Harry Potter and had to go to +2 and the next day i watched Prometheus and was able to keep it at 0 without having what looks like ghosting of the image. I’ve noticed this happens fairly often.
Am I really expected to lose my rear surround? Every other layout I looked up keeps rear surround but my recievers manual seems to disagree. Would that affect my atmos placement?
Holy mackerel, a lot of the 3d was pretty okay but every 3rd scene has you crossing your eyes like crazy. Closer isn’t always better. I think newer 3d movies learned a lot sense then. The best ones focus more on overall depth than trying to make you feel like it’s right in front of your face. I’m glad I get to experience it as intended but wooof.
Have thick hair but have always not felt great about my hairline. I’ve always had what I felt are higher peaks. Nobody’s ever brought it up or anything. Would adjusting my hairline be a good idea? Moneys not that much of an issue. Recovery time is the more nerve racking part for me. If I’m crazy tell me.
I’ve been on the 1.5 pill and it’s been so consistent. I feel like I’m eating enough to cover my nutrition needs. It’s easier to make better choices and snacking is non existent now. Couldn’t ask for more.
Just started a couple weeks ago and noticing it’s a struggle. Protein shakes are the only thing that gets me close to my daily needs.