Hi all,
I have a massive collection of blu-rays including many 3D blu-rays. The last two I have picked up are Gravity and Thor and I have absolutely hated the experience of watching both in 3d (despite really enjoying both in the cinema). I didn't make it past it through the halfway point of either. Reading reviews of both discs they seem to be exceptional 3d blu-rays with gravity potentially being the best 3d blu-ray there is. My issue is really excessive 3d cross-talk.
Any bright objects on a black/dark back-ground have serious cross-talk. This makes gravity borderline unwatchable. Other very prone areas are any subtitles or texts on the screen, and any action outside the plane of focus. If two characters are talking and there's a forest in the background then the characters won't have any cross-talk but the trees in the background will have heaps. Same idea holds true for objects in the foreground. I've watched lots of 3d blu-rays on my set before so I don't know if the problem has actually worsened or whether I'm being more picky with it.
I have a Sony HX950 which I really love and went through a lot of different tvs to land on this one. Is 3D cross-talk that I speak of a current constraint on the active glasses technology or do I have an issue with my set? I'd say more scenes than not exhibit fairly severe cross-talk. I wanted to get some feedback before calling Sony.
Thanks guys.
I have a massive collection of blu-rays including many 3D blu-rays. The last two I have picked up are Gravity and Thor and I have absolutely hated the experience of watching both in 3d (despite really enjoying both in the cinema). I didn't make it past it through the halfway point of either. Reading reviews of both discs they seem to be exceptional 3d blu-rays with gravity potentially being the best 3d blu-ray there is. My issue is really excessive 3d cross-talk.
Any bright objects on a black/dark back-ground have serious cross-talk. This makes gravity borderline unwatchable. Other very prone areas are any subtitles or texts on the screen, and any action outside the plane of focus. If two characters are talking and there's a forest in the background then the characters won't have any cross-talk but the trees in the background will have heaps. Same idea holds true for objects in the foreground. I've watched lots of 3d blu-rays on my set before so I don't know if the problem has actually worsened or whether I'm being more picky with it.
I have a Sony HX950 which I really love and went through a lot of different tvs to land on this one. Is 3D cross-talk that I speak of a current constraint on the active glasses technology or do I have an issue with my set? I'd say more scenes than not exhibit fairly severe cross-talk. I wanted to get some feedback before calling Sony.
Thanks guys.
