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RE: I find it very difficult to care about 3D.

Posted by Gmood1 on December 28, 2009 at 17:35:59:
I hear ya...I felt the same way before Avatar. It has changed my thought process on the matter.
I'm a fan of Blu ray as well..but don't use it much. Most of what I watch is 720P.
After delving into the projector world recently...there's no looking back.
I think that is what pushes me towards 3D. If I were using a flat panel to watch my movies, I'm sure I would feel the same. But throw the same image on a 10 ft diagonal screen...now we're talking a whole nother ball game.
This is where 3D is going to really take off with the advancements in filming and source equipment that can produce nearly holographic images. The nVidia 3D setup claims to be even better than what you've seen in the movie theaters offered so far. Its less gimmicky than the old school 3D material.
I really like the immersive feel of the newer 3D technology.