does anyone get dizzy while watching 3D....some websites warn of such a feeling
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No. I have already watched about a dozen different 3D movies the past few months without any issues. In fact, a friend of mine who occasionally suffers from 3D movies in the theater, has also watched two full films with me, without any discomfort. Still, I am not a doctor! If you have concerns about any risk to yourself or family please consult with your family physician. Steven W.
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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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not sure. i have not used it for 3d viewing but works well with playstation 3 and cable box.
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With the package I bought it was 4. 4 people could watch together. I've bought more since most of us wear corrective eye glasses, I bought the ones that clip on to your eye glasses. They are usually very inexpensive since this is the passive 3D. We love the 3d movies and it is really a trip over and above the regular viewing experience. Play with the TV height and distance for maximum effects. Enjoy!
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I've been trying to play 2 3D movies, but I in both cases I got a message saying that the player cannot display 3D movies. Does anybody have a clue why this is happening??????
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My answer is yes if the cable provider plays the 3D program and you guy turn on the 3D function. Yesterday I watched 3D movie from the cable provider and I turn on the 3D function and It was great but we don't really like the 3D movie much.
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Funny, I'm watching a 3d movie right now and don't notice distortion from pretty steep side angles....it looks fine once you settle in....it looks great as a matter of fact.
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I haven't seen a brand new 3D for this year. The ones I have seen are a couple years old, but with this one its great quality and you don't need powered glasses like some other models. However normal HD bounces btw 720/1080 and is not Always without the 'streaky blur'. If mainly 3D viewing, I say it's worth it, if u can handle a few glitches-but can maybe be repaired with the perfect settings.
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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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Depending on the source material it can either be difficult or easy to perceive the 3D (aka "surround sound") effect. I don't notice it very much when watching the news (mostly dialog) but it is quite apparent when watching a movie.
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I have not yet tried it, but for normal 3D they work allright. No headaches, no nausea.
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NO, You must choose to turn 2D to 3D Converting on. Some shows/movies convert better then others.
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Yes. The default setting is 2D. In the menu if you want to watch in 3D you would have to click on that option
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Yes i was watching a 3d movie last night and the viewing was exciting to watch so YES. 1/20/13
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Watched 3D movies on demand from Comcast Cable. Pop out is good depth is reasonable, but to really judge it, I think I would need to watch a movie I had previously seen in the movies in 3D like Avatar. Just haven't gotten around to it yet. Sorry if this is only minimally helpful, but I can tell you that the pop out effects were as good as I remember in theaters in general, albeit on a much smaller screen.
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No alle 3d films are a little on the dark side. I found out after watching the DVD of Doctor Who The Day of The Doctor. The vision in the theater was rather dark and a little blurred. On TV the attack of the Daleks was brilliant and rather crisp, whereas in the theater it was rather wishi-washi. It only helps against headache.
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Hi Edwards, The 3D function works great on this TV without any issues. -Anthony