Does it affects the 3D viewing? Does it still looks 3D? I thought 3D depends on lighting or something... Thank you.
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No it doesn't affect the 3D.its hardly noticeable that the protector is even on the system at all. Best protector pack you can buy.
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Do u mean the picture always looking too real and ruining the cinematography? Cuz for 3d u have to put it in 3d manually.
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It works well but the glasses are irritating to wear as they make everything look darker. I've only used the 3D for playing video games once but it was pretty cool and worked well.
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"Do I need software to view 3D content? Or am I only able to use the 3D button on the panel?" - The 3d button works very well with everything. no extra anything required.
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if your tv is not 3D, it will not enhance to 3D. that being said, it does make regular HD tv crisper/ cleaner. hope that helps
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The dark tint is inherit to the fact that you are watching the movie through a filter. With tradition 3D glasses, this is a X and Y filter. X filters out the X frequency frame (left eye) and the Y filters out the other.. thus providing the artificial stereo dimension to the picture. The 2D glasses work exactly the same way, the only difference is that they box filter out X.. leaving only Y, thus providing a mono picture (flat). If dark screens are a problem for you, I'd recommend forgoing the 3D sessions and enjoying a cheaper and brighter cinematic experience.
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The picture stands out from the textured background. However for 3D, I'm not sure it pops out. We have mirrors on the wall rt < to it. That really brings out the depth of the textures too.
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Specifically, you use an HDMI cable. I believe that older HDMI cables don't work for 3D, but I might be mistaken.
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Lol. I didn't know it was 3d. I will tell you that I've had the TV for about 4 months and I love it. Great picture as is. I spent $75 to have it professionally calibrated and now it's stunning. As the reviews all say, the speakers are garbage. I expected that and added an inexpensive $129 sound bar, which is super. You can't go wrong at $500. Even with the add ons I consider it an extreme valie
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Hi, always, as a general rule, to view the 3D effect it is required a 3D capable TV, if you use a 3D Blu Ray movie with a non-3D TV you will only see a normal 2D Blu-Ray. So to answer your two questions, yes and yes. As a final comment, I don't recommend this player, look for Sony.
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I've seen the samsung c7000 3d twice and was very impressed with it. To say that there is no 3d effect is ridiculous. Either the glasses were not working or the post is bogus. Clearly when the laser gun is pointed during the MvA scenes as well as many other scenes, there seems to be a 2 -3 foot pop out of the screen. My 10 year old, who is not easily impressed, watched a half hour of the movie and said "you can take back whatever you got for my birthday if we get this Samsung 3d. Next to a Lamborghini, this is the bomb!" The Best Buy rep did say that the best 3d effect is about 10 feet from the screen (and most displays are about 5 feet). TIFWIW. I've seen the samsung c7000 3d twice and was very impressed with it. To say that there is no 3d effect is ridiculous. Either the glasses were not working or the post is bogus. Clearly when the laser gun is pointed during the MvA scenes as well as many other scenes, there seems to be a 2 -3 foot pop out of the screen. My 10 year old, who is not easily impressed, watched a half hour of the movie and said "you can take back whatever you got for my birthday if we get this Samsung 3d. Next to a Lamborghini, this is the bomb!" The Best Buy rep did say that the best 3d effect is about 10... » Read More I've seen the samsung c7000 3d twice and was very impressed with it. To say that there is no 3d effect is ridiculous. Either the glasses were not working or the post is bogus. Clearly when the laser gun is pointed during the MvA scenes as well as many other scenes, there seems to be a 2 -3 foot pop out of the screen. My 10 year old, who is not easily impressed, watched a half hour of the movie and said "you can take back whatever you got for my birthday if we get this Samsung 3d. Next to a Lamborghini, this is the bomb!" The Best Buy rep did say that the best 3d effect is about 10 feet from the screen (and most displays are about 5 feet). TIFWIW. « Show Less
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We just got our UNC7000 shipped yesterday from Amazon and it truly is an amazing tv, I especially like the internet widgets. But you do notice the lights (slight dim light on black background) on the edges of the tv when you're watching movies with the black border edges. It is not a very bright and distracting light and does not take anything away from the picture quality.As a side note, we weren't looking to a buy a 3d TV but were blown away by the 3d picture.
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Under settings, go into "Picture and Display", then select "3d Settings". Turn on "3d display" and then select the "Simulated 3d" option.I can't comment on good the effect is as I am still waiting on my 3d glasses to come in. Supposedly the best glasses are the PlayStation branded glasses.
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I haven't got any 3D glasses yet. I honestly don't have any idea yet. But, I like the TV and very satisfied with it. Thanks & good luck with your future purchase.
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Good question, however, I have never tried a 3d movie on it. Hopefully, you can find somebody who has.
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If you're just watching a regular show in 3d mode nothing pops out, maybe you see some depth in the screen. If you rent/buy a 3d movie, it works very well.
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Hi Carl,I have only noticed this effect when watching SOME movies on Comcast cable. The effect is brief and usually associated with scenes involving subtle sound effects; a door opening, chirping birds, background dialogue, etc. I have yet to hear the 3D effect while viewing "regular broadcast" tv. Hope this resolves your concern.