This is a discussion thread about: 3D Televisions that don't need glasses inside the AVATAR 2 Production & Technology forum, part of the AVATAR 2 Movie Forums category. I've been reading about some new televisions that are starting to show themselves in exhibits that can display 3D images ...
3D Televisions that don't need glasses
I've been reading about some new televisions that are starting to show themselves in exhibits that can display 3D images without anyone needing glasses. I'm hoping in the future, movies like Avatar will be able to be watched on these kinds of TV's in the 3D format. That would be pretty sweet!
Ya, hopefully they decide to use the new 3D Blueray format for Avatar, would create even better replay value at home when Avatar comes out.
I wonder how far they planned ahead for technology improvements when making Avatar. Hopefully it will be possible to easily convert the movie to new and better media forms as they come.
It always is, take Star Wars for example, first it was updated to contain CG graphics, then it was updated to HD and now they're talking about upgrading it and re-releasing it at cinemas in 3D, it's not as hard as everyone thinks to do these things it just costs money.Originally Posted by Kayube
Meh it'll be a fad for a year or two and then disappear as Avatar would really be the only impressive movie in 3D. I wouldnt part my cash with one as not every movie is 3D, in fact there's hardly any.I've been reading about some new televisions that are starting to show themselves in exhibits that can display 3D images without anyone needing glasses. I'm hoping in the future, movies like Avatar will be able to be watched on these kinds of TV's in the 3D format. That would be pretty sweet!
I personally don't see it as a fad, I'm pretty sure 3D is here to stay and besides we have 2 Avatar sequels coming soon, LOL.
These 3D tvs without glasses really aren't too impressive...at the moment. The technology is moving forward but for some years to come we'll still be dealing with glasses
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The current home 3D is active shutter.
This ignores the amazing things that 3D can do for sports and video games, and these are big enough that they'll keep it from being a fad.
I too have been reading about this. But I have my doubts about how "good" this technology will be in practice in the home setting. It'll be interesting to see if it takes off though.
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