I currently have a Samsung 55" 3D TV ( 55C7000 ) and a Philips 3D BDP9600 bluray player. I am looking to improve my 3D viewing experience.
I'm a bit confused about the inconsistent 3D performance I am getting because some of my 3D movie titles I got sucks in 3D mode, with lots of cross-talk. I thought it must be the TV because it's an older generation but then some titles have extremely good 3D with no cross-talk at all. Then, I recently upgraded my player from a PS3 to a Philips 3D player and the 3D performance appears to have improved across the board.
So it leads me to wonder which one matters most in delivering a 3D experience? Is it the TV? Or a better bluray player? Or actually how the 3D performance of the movie itself? And does the newer generation of TVs claims of better 3D performance really do eliminate cross-talk in all 3D titles?
I'm a bit confused about the inconsistent 3D performance I am getting because some of my 3D movie titles I got sucks in 3D mode, with lots of cross-talk. I thought it must be the TV because it's an older generation but then some titles have extremely good 3D with no cross-talk at all. Then, I recently upgraded my player from a PS3 to a Philips 3D player and the 3D performance appears to have improved across the board.
So it leads me to wonder which one matters most in delivering a 3D experience? Is it the TV? Or a better bluray player? Or actually how the 3D performance of the movie itself? And does the newer generation of TVs claims of better 3D performance really do eliminate cross-talk in all 3D titles?