@fastm3driver Um... yes. Where have you been? You watched Coraline in anaglyph 3d on your projector, this is for real 3d. Have you not seen Avatar in 3d yet? It's not the same 3d.
@fastm3driver From what I remember, about 10%, maybe even 15% of people either get headaches or can't get a good 3-D effect. 3-D TV sadly is not going to be for that part of the population. If you do not enjoy it, there is no appeal. Sometimes studios will enhance the effect too far which can induce headaches. Hopefully this will be improved but there will always be people who will not be able to get the effect. As for myself, I can hardly wait to see a sub-$2,000 1080p 3D projector.
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I have no idea what this gets you. I have a 1080p projector and I just watched Coraline in 3D no problem. Is this some sort of better 3D?
@fastm3driver
Um... yes. Where have you been? You watched Coraline in anaglyph 3d on your projector, this is for real 3d. Have you not seen Avatar in 3d yet? It's not the same 3d.
@LazarusDark Sure I did. They both hurt my head equally as much so I don't get the point of these "3D" TV's?
@fastm3driver From what I remember, about 10%, maybe even 15% of people either get headaches or can't get a good 3-D effect. 3-D TV sadly is not going to be for that part of the population. If you do not enjoy it, there is no appeal. Sometimes studios will enhance the effect too far which can induce headaches. Hopefully this will be improved but there will always be people who will not be able to get the effect. As for myself, I can hardly wait to see a sub-$2,000 1080p 3D projector.