kenshingintoki
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I find it very difficult to describe 3D to people. How do you guys explain it?
I think for me, its like looking at a portal into another dimension rather than a good picture. OLED TVs give some depth to a flat image. 3D images just seem to give a... tangible depth. Its what I think OLED TVs look like in my head until I see one in person then realise its just flat. I talk about infinite contrast ratio giving a three dimensional effect but when I view an OLED TV in person, TBH, its not that. Its just a rich image.
I was watching justice league 3D today and honestly it looked like a portal.. like people fighting in a portal. Then popouts will rarely come in and out..
any thoughts on how you guys describe 3d? I almost feel as if its being given a disservice (and being mis-advertised) as the traditional '3D' we have come to known. Can't help but feel 3D shuld ahev been better advertised and explained when it was popular. I hope with avatar 2 they kind of explain it better.. or maybe ditch the term 3D as its associated with failure and call it something else...
With HDMI 2.1 maybe they will combine 4K and 3D together and call it 4D or 4K3D or 4KD... all i know is they shouldn't hire me as the marketting director as they all sound rubbish lol.
I think for me, its like looking at a portal into another dimension rather than a good picture. OLED TVs give some depth to a flat image. 3D images just seem to give a... tangible depth. Its what I think OLED TVs look like in my head until I see one in person then realise its just flat. I talk about infinite contrast ratio giving a three dimensional effect but when I view an OLED TV in person, TBH, its not that. Its just a rich image.
I was watching justice league 3D today and honestly it looked like a portal.. like people fighting in a portal. Then popouts will rarely come in and out..
any thoughts on how you guys describe 3d? I almost feel as if its being given a disservice (and being mis-advertised) as the traditional '3D' we have come to known. Can't help but feel 3D shuld ahev been better advertised and explained when it was popular. I hope with avatar 2 they kind of explain it better.. or maybe ditch the term 3D as its associated with failure and call it something else...
With HDMI 2.1 maybe they will combine 4K and 3D together and call it 4D or 4K3D or 4KD... all i know is they shouldn't hire me as the marketting director as they all sound rubbish lol.