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Hi,
Bought a 50gt60 at the weekend and im super impressed with it in 2d mode but 3d is totally unwatchable for me.
Im fine with cinema 3d and I demo'd a panasonic DT passive 3d set which looked great too. Ive tried all the settings (thx 3d cinema, professional mode etc) and I cant seem to get a watchable picture. In the day the flickering is terrible if theres a light source and its very hard to focus on the image, things seem blurry and have a ghostly appearance. I also cant relax and watch 3d, its like I have to concentrate really hard to make out whats happening, theres no way I could sit through a whole movie.
Tried sky 3d (Attenboroughs shows) ps3 games, Avatar and a few MKVs from the web.
All the reviews said what an excellent 3d TV this was and like I said, 3d in the cinema is great. Is it possible that Im just reacting really badly to active 3d?
Edit: The glasses dont really help either, I can see the thick black frame, like peeping through a keyhole! Wonder if new glasses would help, be expensive to find out if they don't!
Bought a 50gt60 at the weekend and im super impressed with it in 2d mode but 3d is totally unwatchable for me.
Im fine with cinema 3d and I demo'd a panasonic DT passive 3d set which looked great too. Ive tried all the settings (thx 3d cinema, professional mode etc) and I cant seem to get a watchable picture. In the day the flickering is terrible if theres a light source and its very hard to focus on the image, things seem blurry and have a ghostly appearance. I also cant relax and watch 3d, its like I have to concentrate really hard to make out whats happening, theres no way I could sit through a whole movie.
Tried sky 3d (Attenboroughs shows) ps3 games, Avatar and a few MKVs from the web.
All the reviews said what an excellent 3d TV this was and like I said, 3d in the cinema is great. Is it possible that Im just reacting really badly to active 3d?
Edit: The glasses dont really help either, I can see the thick black frame, like peeping through a keyhole! Wonder if new glasses would help, be expensive to find out if they don't!
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