The passive 3D technology (using lightweight polarized glasses) is generally both impressive and unobtrusive.
a) The one true 3D Blu-Ray movie I have watched so far is Disney's Christmas Carol. 3D effects were impressive but not eye-popping. However, I think that was Disney's deliberate intention--to avoid exaggerated 3D effects that might nauseate children and give adults headaches over an hour-and-a-half span.
b) 3D (side-by-side) YouTube videos (streamed from the Internet to my Panasonic BDT215P Blu-Ray player) look good. The TV automatically recognizes side-by-side video and displays it in 3D.
c) 3D photos and videos on my HTC Evo 3D phone play reasonably well, in 3D, on the TV via a simple MHL adapter. The quality is lower because the pixel resolution is that of the phone's own screen (960x540) rather than the source (1920x1080 photo, 1280x720 video).
d) 3D photos and videos from my Evo 3D play better when transferred to a USB stick and plugged into the Panasonic Blu-Ray player. The Panasonic sends side-by-side to the TV, which (again, very conveniently) automatically interprets it as 3D. The only glitch in this procedure is that 3D videos must be remuxed into the .mkv format by a tool such as mkvmerge (and with the obscure option Disable Header Compression enabled).
e) The TV offers 2D-to-3D conversion for anything it displays, from DVDs to broadcast television. This added-3D effect is generally rather minor, but I will probably use it when I can.
In buying this low-priced 3D TV, I consciously made a few tradeoffs:
- I didn't need LED backlighting. The primary advantage of LED backlighting is to make the TV lighter and thinner. This might have been nice, but I was not willing to pay considerably extra for it.
great tv!, I purchased this tv to basically just see if it was even any good for the price..
One of the best TV's out there!, After a huge dissapointment with 2 different sets of the Sony 46EX720 model ordered from Amazon (Sony's lack of quality control, not Amazon's fault at all), and with the biggest frustration I placed an order for this TV. I thought this would be a crappy set with mediocre picture and even worse 3D images. But for the price, I took a chance... Well, this turned out to be one of the nicest pictures picture quality TVs I have seen ever... Who is this Curtis International guy? I have no clue. The TV is made in China, like anything else you buy these days, but has all the trimmings of your regular HDTV sets with 3D built in, for about $500. I tried with Direct TV 3D signal, with Time Warner cable, with blu-ray 3D (that Narnia movie)and with stuff I got from the internet. I just could not believe my eyes... it is so vivid and real! and it uses the passive glasses type (the same that you get from the 3D theatres).
Multi Language On-Screen Display, Sleep Timer Function, Bass, Treble, Balance Controls.Connections: HDMI x 3, VGA, YPbPr, AV Audio/Video, PC Audio & RF Coaxial Out.Wall-Mount Ready.42-Inch LCD 3D TV, 1080P.Includes, 3 x 3D Glasses,. Bring that intense 3D movie experience home with this 42" 3D TV. You'll enjoy the same crystal-clear, flicker-free 3D you get in the theater, with similar lightweight glasses that are comfortable and included (3 sets) with the TV, so you can launch your Theater 3D experience right out of the box. 2D content is stunning as well. 1080p Full HD resolution renders every image with amazing clarity and super-sharp viewing for fast-action sports and movies. There are 3 HDMI ports making it easy and acceSSIble to connect the TV to other devices.
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