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Audiophilander

In Reply to: RE: I demo'd Samsung's 3D TV and liked it posted by 4season on April 16, 2010 at 09:33:42

We live in a warning obsessed world that has evolved as a substitute for common sense, a cautionary to the occasional situationally challenged individual and most poignantly, as a preemptive band-aid to a litigation prone society.

AuPh

Follow Ups:

Yeah, some people will believe everything they hear! - Daryl Zero 13:18:16 04/17/10 (0)
See the link.
- http://www.lectlaw.com/files/cur78.htm (Open in New Window)
I miss the old HOT hot apple pie - 4season 07:47:45 04/17/10 (1)
The crispy deep-fried one that really could burn your tongue if you were careless!
- So, you want 3D and good taste in your hot products! (nt) - Audiophilander 10:25:44 04/17/10 (0)
  ;O)
yes, we do - Joe Murphy Jr 12:24:10 04/16/10 (2)
And so sad. Of course, that wasn't my intention with the post.

3D has a ways to go before it will be welcomed in my home. Right now, it's just more fake than real. And what success is guaranteed by scaring off pregnant women and teenagers, the core audience for all things video?
- "...scaring off pregnant women and teenagers..." - Trust me, 3D won't scare off teenagers. - Audiophilander 10:23:14 04/17/10 (1)
  > > > "Right now, it's just more fake than real." < < <
  
  That depends on the type of movie and implementation of the 3D effects.
  
  Some films I've seen are very impressive, and the 3D television from JVC that was demonstrated at last years Siggraph impressed me quite a bit, dependent upon the programming presented.
  
  Personally, I don't see 3D as being something that folks will want to watch all the time or with certain kinds of programming. Where 3D seems to work best is with digital animation, HD filmed nature documentaries and "some" action features. OTOH, taking things to a third dimension stereoscopically will never satisfy everyone, nor should it.
  
  I look at the polarized lens 3D potential as much more than a novelty, but much less of an entertainment life changer. In any event, the theatrical success of the medium is a good indication that it's here to stay in one form or another and HT is the obvious next application. Is the technology ready for "prime time" and are we ready for it is another matter.
  
  Cheers,
  AuPh
  - bring on the porn - Joe Murphy Jr 22:02:36 04/17/10 (0)
    Now that would be interesting, although I'm sure they'd come up with something like 3-DD for marketing purposes.
    :-)

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