Tribeless
Standard Member
I'm getting quite bad eye strain after watching movies on my TW1000 (to the stage of having head aches the next morning - and I haven't been drinking That is, this issue is going beyond annoying to me: even writing this my eyes are very sore from watching a movie last night.) I'm using the gear list in my signature.
I don't believe this can be the screen judder problem (the 3:2 pulldown [24fps] issue, as I'm getting the eye strain on watching upscaled (to 1080p) SD DVD's, although I know part of the problem is the movement on screen doesn't seem all that fluid and my eyes will try to follow a character as they move and go in and out of focus. The next two movies I'm going to do the following to see if I can stop it:
1) Try projecting onto a smaller screen size (I'm currently sitting just under three metres away from an 89" screen, and am wondering if this is too big for sitting this close?)
2) Try watching a movie that is not upscaled by the Denon 1930 to 1080p (ie, watch at 720). I can't for the life of me see why this would make a difference, but I'll try anything at the moment.
Does anybody have any ideas on what might be causing the eye strain, or how to resolve it in my smallish cinema room. (And I do have this nagging worry it is the 24fps issue, as, per above, I think it is my eye trying to follow the 'non-fluid' movement on screen that is causing the strain.
All suggestions and ideas welcomed.
I don't believe this can be the screen judder problem (the 3:2 pulldown [24fps] issue, as I'm getting the eye strain on watching upscaled (to 1080p) SD DVD's, although I know part of the problem is the movement on screen doesn't seem all that fluid and my eyes will try to follow a character as they move and go in and out of focus. The next two movies I'm going to do the following to see if I can stop it:
1) Try projecting onto a smaller screen size (I'm currently sitting just under three metres away from an 89" screen, and am wondering if this is too big for sitting this close?)
2) Try watching a movie that is not upscaled by the Denon 1930 to 1080p (ie, watch at 720). I can't for the life of me see why this would make a difference, but I'll try anything at the moment.
Does anybody have any ideas on what might be causing the eye strain, or how to resolve it in my smallish cinema room. (And I do have this nagging worry it is the 24fps issue, as, per above, I think it is my eye trying to follow the 'non-fluid' movement on screen that is causing the strain.
All suggestions and ideas welcomed.