3D Television - Fad or Here To Stay? - Page 87

Everyone I know loves 3D and are getting 3D sets, my LG 47LW450U was a better experience than the cinema but I sold it because of the insane amounts of input lag. The UK is pop-out crazy!!!

3D is 8K

The upconverted Blu Ray content all looked soft compared to true native 4K or 2160p source content.

the 2160p or UltraHDTV improved the source in detail and sharpness without any obvious edge enhancement. OLED added additional color intensity and more real life colors especially with metallics and glass. The downside I saw with OLED was room reflections. These reflections were worse on OLED than any other set I have seen to date.

I bought a Sony HX800 back in late 2011 for the PQ, not because it was 3d ready...needing the transmitter and glasses, extra.

I am a classic movie fan....especially the Universal monsters stuff, gangster films, westerns, etc.

I bought the Universal Monster bluray set as an upgrade to my other DVDs...it has 3d of Creature from the Black Lagoon/widescreen version...no big deal, I thought....then a few months ago, my local Movie Tavern/Retro Cinema was showing Hitchcock's Dial M for Murder, in 3d, so having never seen the film in a theater setting, only on tv, and never in 3d, I went to see it and had a very good time.
It was a fun experience, so I tracked down the Sony transmitter, and bough some 3d Blick glasses, and watched Creature From the Black Lagoon. I enjoyed it too...it is fun.
Now just because a movie is 3d does not mean I will run to see it or buy it, but from what I read, Titanic and Jurassic Park are fun 3d movies to see, so may add them to my collection or maybe rent first so I can check out the 3d quality.

I must say that I am looking forward to House of Wax 3d, soon to be released.