3CorsaMeal
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Originally posted by John
That was for 3CM 
Mid-90's ftw tbh imo
not 1980's
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adiohead
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Avatar is the worst film ever made
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Robbo
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you dont eat meat thereofre your opinion does not count 
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John
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Avatar is a terrible film but the 3D in it is amazing.
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adiohead
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Originally posted by Robbo
you dont eat meat thereofre your opinion does not count
You like Avatar, so you fail at life
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Robbo
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its a bit wishy washy the 3rd time around but as John remarked, the 3D in it is wowser
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WATSON
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Originally posted by WATSON
to save image burn 
Surely they hve fixed this problem by now??
No idea tbh, i dont fancy risking it and burning the screen  I did think 200hrs was a bit OTT 
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BarnshaW
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it can happen after any time, some sets do have features such as pixel orbiters and whitewash to try and reduce it but it can happen and more openly on plasmas.
also tv's programmes such as MTV move logos around the screen to try and stop it etc, just be careful on games etc and leaving it on menu screens.
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WATSON
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Yeah noticed i had a feature, pixel orbiters and whitewash have the pixel orbiter turnt on and image burn protection aswell but still dont fancy chancing it
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Jambo
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I dont get any ill effects from watching 3d?
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3CorsaMeal
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Thats because your iJambo
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Jamie Walby
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Originally posted by Tiger
That's gotta depend from person to person though eh, I watched that 127 hrs and it was no ordeal by any means.
That must have been hard work. Did you not stop for a toilet break/nap?
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Tiger
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Originally posted by Jamie Walby
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Originally posted by Tiger
That's gotta depend from person to person though eh, I watched that 127 hrs and it was no ordeal by any means.
That must have been hard work. Did you not stop for a toilet break/nap?
I see what you did there
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Balling
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Originally posted by John
I've got active glasses and apparently one of the best TV's for 3D.
Sharpness wise the D8000 / D7000 are very good and highly rated for 3D.
Yet to hear of anyone who don't suffer from headaches after just short session of 3D on this TV though. Not sure what it is, but apparently something with the refresh rate makes it unbearable. 
Besides the passive 3D systems (with their inferior resolution) the high end Panasonic plasma TV's are supposed to be the most comfortable for prolonged 3D watching. Would be interesting to see if plasma generally offer better 3D, from a comfort perspective...
Who has seen full length films on both plasma and LCD TV's?
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BarnshaW
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played couple hours of 3D gaming which was different, quite hard but a nice picture.
tried 10 mins of 3D demos the other day on a 42" LCD and caused my eyes to strain massively, played around with the lighting in the room and strain went right away!
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Balling
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Originally posted by BarnshaW
played around with the lighting in the room and strain went right away!
What exactly about the light did you change?
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BarnshaW
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turned it off
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Balling
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Those issues aside, the main thing you need to know about 3D HDTVs is that plasma produces a more realistic 3D effect than LCD (regardless of backlight technology). Consumer Reports' lab testing attributes this to two factors: plasmas have less ghosting because of their much higher refresh/scan rate. The benefits of plasma (unlimited viewing angle and deeper blacks) also aid "the sense of depth and dimension." They do, however, note that the brighter screens of LCD displays can be a plus for some viewers, because auto-shutter glasses dim the image produced by the screen when viewing 3D content.
Source: Consumer Reports December 2010 issue.
Interesting points...
Would love to test this my self.
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ed
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Originally posted by Hammer
It's a fad and it gives you a sore head after a while.
A clear, normal, picture remains a far better viewing experience.
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Tiger
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I had a FAIL today, I wondered why the 3D wasnt that impressive on Black Ops, I figured it was because instead of going from PS3 to my TV I went through my AV amp and it wont throughput 3D.
I plugged my HDMI straight from PS3 to 3DTV and bingo, 3D in full effect, actually really enjoyed playing it in 3D as much as 2D!
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