blu ray player 2d to 3d conversion image
Guy Wood
Will it become 3D or remain as 2D show, with or without the 3D glasses?
I need some information, please? Thank you
Answer
Without the glasses you can still watch 2D TV. Most of what you watch will be in 2D (don't forget there is 60 years of TV in 2D).
As the other poster said, you can convert 2D -> 3D (and you'll need the glasses) but the 2D -> 3D conversion is not very good.
From CNET
"Many 3D TVs include 2D-to-3D conversion processing that will allow viewers to "watch everything in 3D." However, in our experience those systems don't come close to the realism of true 3D content. Check out our "Avatar" in simulated 3D comparison for a taste.
In 2011 some Blu-ray player makers have announced units, llike the Sony BDP-S780 and the Samsung BD-D7500 that will offer simulated 3D from 2D discs. We haven't tested any yet, but we don't expect miracles."
Without the glasses you can still watch 2D TV. Most of what you watch will be in 2D (don't forget there is 60 years of TV in 2D).
As the other poster said, you can convert 2D -> 3D (and you'll need the glasses) but the 2D -> 3D conversion is not very good.
From CNET
"Many 3D TVs include 2D-to-3D conversion processing that will allow viewers to "watch everything in 3D." However, in our experience those systems don't come close to the realism of true 3D content. Check out our "Avatar" in simulated 3D comparison for a taste.
In 2011 some Blu-ray player makers have announced units, llike the Sony BDP-S780 and the Samsung BD-D7500 that will offer simulated 3D from 2D discs. We haven't tested any yet, but we don't expect miracles."
Can i watch 3D movies without the glasses, or would the picture be fuzzy?
Brady N
for example, if I had a Samsung series 7 3D T.V, with a samsung 3D Blue-Ray player, and i put a Blue-Ray 3D dvd in and watch it, and my 3D glasses get broken halfway through the movie, can i still watch the movie without my glasses, or would the picture be blurry.
If so, would there be a button you could press so that the t.v didn't broudcast in 3D, and it could then just be watched normally?
Answer
1. You cannot watch a 3D-encoded video without the glasses, which decode the image so your eyes can send a signal to your brain that makes it look 3D. Depending on the tech, you'll usually see a very blurry image, which represents the z-axis off-setting they use to make 2D images look 3D.
2. Can't say for certain, but I would expect that, since not all TV signals and movie signals (in fact, very few) are available in 3D, you can either manually turn off the 3D, or the TV handles the conversion automatically. It'd be exceptionally stupid manufacturing, marketing, AND purchasing all around to spend $2,000 on a TV and another $500 on glasses if the damn thing only works for the handful of Blu-Ray discs out there that support the tech.
1. You cannot watch a 3D-encoded video without the glasses, which decode the image so your eyes can send a signal to your brain that makes it look 3D. Depending on the tech, you'll usually see a very blurry image, which represents the z-axis off-setting they use to make 2D images look 3D.
2. Can't say for certain, but I would expect that, since not all TV signals and movie signals (in fact, very few) are available in 3D, you can either manually turn off the 3D, or the TV handles the conversion automatically. It'd be exceptionally stupid manufacturing, marketing, AND purchasing all around to spend $2,000 on a TV and another $500 on glasses if the damn thing only works for the handful of Blu-Ray discs out there that support the tech.
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