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Samsung warning about 3D TV

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So it's not just me, then! Color temperature seems slightly different between each eye...nothing I really notice every day, but if I'm watching TV or something and switch eyes, skin tones change slightly.

Yeah people usually say how fucked up that is, I kind of like it. Skin tones in particular I notice the most.
 
Interesting... That sounds like it could be advantageous for some things. Do you consider it an even trade off for losing depth perception?

I appended my previous post with a perceived benefit 🙂

I think it's great personally, but I don't know what 'normal' vision is really like so I can't compare. I might be at a huge disadvantage 😛

I know it's responsible for me hating sports lol.
 
It's because my eyes don't see in stereo, and the trickery they use to make '3D' will not work in that circumstance.

Does that include those "hidden picture" eye puzzlers where you stare at them long enough and you see the object?

I never could get those to work.
 
Does that include those "hidden picture" eye puzzlers where you stare at them long enough and you see the object?

I never could get those to work.

I fucking hate those things. I've never been able to get them to work (for the reasons laid out above) and I felt like such a failure because at the time I didn't know why it was physically impossible for me to be able to see it.
 
Does that include those "hidden picture" eye puzzlers where you stare at them long enough and you see the object?

I never could get those to work.

I can see 3D fine, but I have issues with a lot of those "eye trick" type pictures. They piss me off because they never work properly for me :^D
 
The concept is kinda neat, but I really can't picture myself constantly having to wear expensive glasses to watch TV. If you are 10 people then you need 10 pairs. Gets quite pricy.
 
I don't think it's something you'd want to use all the time, but the occasional thing in 3D can be fun. I saw Alice in Wonderland in 3D, and enjoyed that format very much. The news? not so much... :^D

depends on what the newscaster looks like i spose... id love to see beverly kidd in 3d. 😀

when i got my mitsu dlp almost a year ago there were all kinds of detractors saying the 120hz the tv has made things look almost too real, 3dish and like it was taped live. if it was too 3d, why are people so gaga about the new 3d tvs? lol. mine has some 3d plug in on the back of the tv, but ive never even read up on what it is, what i need for it or whether it even works.
 
So it's not just me, then! Color temperature seems slightly different between each eye...nothing I really notice every day, but if I'm watching TV or something and switch eyes, skin tones change slightly.

Bah, I've got ya both beat, no optic nerve in my right eye. I was born that way and have no vision at all from that eye. Externally the only thing is that the eye is slightly smaller than my left but its hardly noticeable. Like platypus, my depth perception is learned instead of natural but still sometimes have trouble judging distances.
 
3-d is old news. I was playing 4-d boxing years ago.

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Bah, I've got ya both beat, no optic nerve in my right eye. I was born that way and have no vision at all from that eye. Externally the only thing is that the eye is slightly smaller than my left but its hardly noticeable. Like platypus, my depth perception is learned instead of natural but still sometimes have trouble judging distances.

damn, that sucks
 
I, for one, welcome these new gimmicks. It makes previous TVs, without the gimmicks but still excellent TVs, cheaper. Example: The refresh rate gimmick.

"That 240 Hz TV looks so much clearer and sharper! I will gladly pay 2k!"
 
3D anything still has nothing over 2D. Avatar still didn't show that 3D was cool and must have and made the movie. 3D is like motion controls to me, a gimmick to sell more hardware.
 
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