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.
Both pretty lousy, big budget films. Both are great 3d presentations.
They're worth watching for the 3d. But pretty dull and uninteresting films.
Managed to get it pretty cheap anyone know how good it is for 3D?
Finally made it down to Lost Media in Houston and scored a few titles! Will definitely be back soon.
Or not? I mean if James Cameron is forcing us to put up with this shit for the 4K Dolby Vision/Atmos version, why shouldn't I subject myself to it in 3D? It had such a short theatrical run in Australia I never got to see it in the cinema.
I just have to put up with it every time I watch it in 4K Dolby Vision instead... without the 3D.
I know this is small compared to others; but I try to buy movies that I know I’d actually rewatch several times. Although some of them I had bought at the time cause they were on sale and cheap, but only watched once like Guardians and I Robot.
Just slowly adding to my collection and I mean slow, started in 2012 when I bought my 3D tv lol. Next purchase I think will be Deadpool & Wolverine 3D import. Out of all of the movies I own, I think Avatar has the best depth and pop and clarity for live action movies.
Hey I’m looking for any help I can get. I love 3D movies. I used to have an old 1080p optoma that was amazing for 3D but the bulb died. So I missed it. And thought why not upgrade so I can watch 4K as well.
So I bought the above projector and it’s been a nightmare for 3D. Whatever I do, there’s a horrible lag on the 3D and crosstalk. Reviews I read say nothing about this and have been positive. I’ve tried no keystone, no zoom, different devices, 3D blurays, SBS, new glasses. I’m at a loss.
I've just started my journey to explore 3D though I've owned a 3D capable tv since about 2012. I started out with the Sony BR250s for glasses and they worked pretty well. There is a bit of "flickering" in very bright screens but overall I think they are performing how you would expect them too. That being said my kids and my wife didn't find them to be very comfortable so I sprung for a pair of TDG-BR750 to see if they would be more comfortable. They are in fact way more comfortable, but wow are they "blurry" as if a protective film is still on the lens, it's that bad.
Anyway I was wondering if anyone here uses TDG-BR750s and if they had better luck. I'm not finding much info but some older posts suggests that there are many defective 750s out there that shipped that way form the factory and it's kind of the luck of the draw if you get a good pair. What are other people's experience with this? Thanks!
Also, is anyone making NEW active shutter 3D glasses or do we have to just buy old stock?
Built a pretty good collection over the past year! Been watching on my 42” Panasonic ST30 but upgraded to a Panasonic 55VT50 found on marketplace! Using a “vintage” Panasonic BDT220 player as well!
Really need to build some proper shelves in my closet but that requires I stop buying movies first!
I have watched several movies now on my 55VT50 and when scenes are dark or dark objects are sometimes in brighter scenes the double image is super distracting even when stationary and not in motion. I figure plasma may have some in motion because of phosphorus glow burning off but this is even when there is no movement in the scene.
I am using Samsung SSG4100GB 3D glasses. When I was using the first gen Panasonic glasses on my ST30 42” I don’t remember seeing cross talk like this. Is it a problem with a setting on my panel or something? I’m using THX 3D picture preset. I don’t seem to find much if any improvement with manual settings adjustment. Normal brighter outdoor type scenes and stuff look phenomenal. The panel only has a little over 11K hours on it.
Glasses shouldn’t be the issue i wouldn’t think seeing as how the 2013 sets had a new 3D glasses standard they all followed. Im using a BDT2200’Panasonic Blu Ray player from around the same time period.
I think there are a number of films from the 50s that have never been released on disc in 3-D, and some of them were never even released in theaters on 3-D even if they were shot that way. Anyway, I’m glad to get this today.