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Satellite News · 13-07-10, 02:20 PM

The latest buzz regarding the new televisual fad of viewing in three dimensions is that not everyone can see it.We’re not talking about seeing the point of it, but actually being able to view the 3D images properly.There are some six million people in the UK, the Eyecare Trust claims, who have poor binocular vision.This [...]

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TheCoder · 13-07-10, 10:35 PM

My normal 3D vision is pretty damn good but these 3D TV's/Glasses just give me a headache. All I see is something that looks like it has constant motion blurring. Its just not good enough to fool my brain into believing its anything other than what it is !

Definately wont be buying it until it gets a hell of a lot better than todays offerings.

chris217 · 14-07-10, 05:07 PM

I have no stereoscopic vision and my better half has an inoperable cataract in one eye. No 3D TV for us then. All we can hope is that the 3D buzz does not result in poorer 2D quality.

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Satellite News Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 1,352 Thanks: 0 Thanked 15 Times in 13 Posts	Over 10% of Brits can?t view 3D TV The latest buzz regarding the new televisual fad of viewing in three dimensions is that not everyone can see it.We’re not talking about seeing the point of it, but actually being able to view the 3D images properly.There are some six million people in the UK, the Eyecare Trust claims, who have poor binocular vision.This [...] More: Over 10% of Brits can?t view 3D TV

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TheCoder Underground Crew Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: Undrground Posts: 2,149 Thanks: 15 Thanked 1,691 Times in 933 Posts	Re: Over 10% of Brits can?t view 3D TV My normal 3D vision is pretty damn good but these 3D TV's/Glasses just give me a headache. All I see is something that looks like it has constant motion blurring. Its just not good enough to fool my brain into believing its anything other than what it is ! Definately wont be buying it until it gets a hell of a lot better than todays offerings.

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chris217 Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Hampshire Posts: 26 Thanks: 3 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: Over 10% of Brits can?t view 3D TV I have no stereoscopic vision and my better half has an inoperable cataract in one eye. No 3D TV for us then. All we can hope is that the 3D buzz does not result in poorer 2D quality.

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