PlayStation®3 Media

[joepot]

I just watched this film in 3d using the glasses and most of the film was blurry I could it was like double vision I have got a Sony kdl40 3000x TV 1080p24 and I was wondering if anyone else has had this problem is there any settings to change or is it just like this on every TV

Message Edited by joepot on 21-06-2009 02:28 PM

[hugesawfan]

Well the 3D effects didn't hardly work on my large flat-screen TV. On my old smaller TV, the 3D effects worked perfectly. Use a smaller TV. An old chunky one if you got one.

[joepot]

do you mean to try it on an sd tv

[itsthebloke]

A quick question: what kind of 3D specs does this film use? Coloured or polarised?

[lee-77]

My local Tescos had this on offer yesterday for £9.99, at that price I had to get it, it comes with the old red & green glasses

[joepot]

Yeah that's what I got with mine two cheap red and green ones,can you buy any better ones that might work

[CrystalColvin]

I bought Scar 3D recently and it came with those red and green glasses, i would have thought that by now they could atleast make a pair of decent glasses that arent made out of 2 pieces of coloured material and some flimsy cardboard, it looks like sometihng you would find in a xmas cracker lol

[pureg]

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itsthebloke wrote:

A quick question: what kind of 3D specs does this film use? Coloured or polarised?

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You need a new TV to send out a polarized image, its not some thing you will see on your current TV's. 

[jagger_74]

ya i watched this last night in 1080p..it started out a bit blurry in places buy gradually got better..why? because it was still kinda bright outside when i started watching it but as it got darker the picture got alot better..wait till late at night to watch this..lol

[shawty1984]

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CrystalColvin wrote:
I bought Scar 3D recently and it came with those red and green glasses, i would have thought that by now they could atleast make a pair of decent glasses that arent made out of 2 pieces of coloured material and some flimsy cardboard, it looks like sometihng you would find in a xmas cracker lol

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They can, but the technology has not come to TV's yet. Thats why some cinemas dont offer the 3D showings as they need new equipment for the 3D to work.