Is it wide screen on a regular 3D Panasonic TV
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Yes, the ratio is 16:9 widescreen. The image will fill the entire screen in 3D. You can record either 1080i60x2 or 1080p24x2 or half frame SBS 1080i60, all of which are compatible with the Panasonic 3D TVs. I've got a 50" plasma Panasonic 3D TV myself. You will either have to hook the camera directly to the TV, burn SBS to regular bluray and play in a Bluray3D player (just half resolution with this method), or get Powerdirector 11 software to edit your footage and burn full 1080p24x2 HD resolution Bluray3D. The images made by this camera are stunning and sure to please in either 2D or 3D. I also highly recommend the Cyclopital 3D adapters for awesome 3D closeups and hyperstereo landscapes. You can't beat the price for a camera that does native Bluray3D format (1080p24x2). Competing cameras start at $3K. There are some example videos on youtube taken with the camera. Be sure to check those out and set the resolution to the highest setting.
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It is HD 1080P which has an aspect ratio of 16x9 as most TV's have. That ratio is considered WIDE (1.85:1) not PANAVISION which is 2.40:1. I use it on a 3D DLP projector via HDMI, and it works great.
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Yes, you just switch it to 2d on your tv, looks amazing in 2d as well, was watching this yesterday and tested it.
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I saw both the samsung and panasonic and must say the panasonic is by far the better TV for 3D, the image actually came out of the TV as opposed to just being "deep" like the samsung, although i guess it depends on the content u are watching. Overall the picture was clearer and more brilliant in color, plasmas are superior to LCDs in picture quality in 2D so I am not surprised they also are in the 3rd dimension.
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I'm not sure, but all my movies are widescreen. it'll have the black bars at the top and bottom of the screen.
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Hi Jonathan C. Cauthorn, Yes, when viewing 3d files you can switch from side by side, over/under and simulated 3d. You can adjust the following settings by pressing OPTIONS on the remote control and selecting "3D Menu" from the menu list then select "3d Format". The playable file format for this TV are the following: .mp4, .mpg, .mts or .m2ts. - Jerome
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No, unfortunately not. It's a great TV otherwise and the 3D looks really good.
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I personally do not use this tv as a 3d set, but there is an adapter that goes on the set and eyeglasses.
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You can view the pics on a standard TV but not on a 3D TV in 3D mode. The pictures will be in monochrome.
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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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NO, You must choose to turn 2D to 3D Converting on. Some shows/movies convert better then others.
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I don't see where that tv says it's 3D capable. So probably not.http://www.dicksmith.com.au/tvs/sony-50-127cm-full-high-definition-smart-led-tv-kdl50w700b-dsau-ge4018Says no 3D, sorry.
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Yes, but if that's a 3D tv, it won't have the 3D button on it. Otherwise works great.
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The television is flat, but not completely flat. It is about 13.5 inches deep. So yes, it's 3D.Okay that's a joke. This tv doesn't display a 3D picture, only 2D. But I own the tv and I like it a lot.
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Not at all. It is a great picture and the curve in the screen eliminates any distortion when viewed from the sides. A great tv!
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Um, yes! Widescreen panels are the new standard of television. You view much more than you could have possibly did with a CRT, and almost all widescreen panels are in HD now. Try browsing through models from bestsellers such as Panasonic, Sony, Sharp, Samsung, and Pioneer. Get one soon, you'll be very happy you did.
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I had a 42" Panasonic, dated 2012. It is compatible but it is too tall to sit in front of it and the fact that they said a remote would pass thru a specific area to reach the tv was not true. You had to walk all the way over to the TV and lean in over it to send the signal. Not a good choice and the company I bought it from had a terrible return policy. It was named Expo Electronics I believe. I was out $38 to pay to return a product that was falsely advertised about the remote signal passing through it.
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No this is not a 3D TV. The terminology is different. For all the boring technical details of what a comb filter does, go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comb_filter