does anyone get dizzy while watching 3D....some websites warn of such a feeling
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No. I have already watched about a dozen different 3D movies the past few months without any issues. In fact, a friend of mine who occasionally suffers from 3D movies in the theater, has also watched two full films with me, without any discomfort. Still, I am not a doctor! If you have concerns about any risk to yourself or family please consult with your family physician. Steven W.
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Only if u watch a good amount of 3d programing, ie movies or games not much broadcasting 3d available, i own two 3d sets but only because i wanted the 240 hz, which does make a difference to me, if i could of found a set with the 240 hz and no 3d for less i would of chose it, 3d is just a gimmick to me in my opinion.....
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I have not tried it. But I have read that it requires a separate decoder for 3D.
1524923
If I understand correctly, you're asking if the effects of this will make you dizzy? No, this should not create any dizzy sensations but you will feel the vibrations penetrate fairly deeply in the body wherever used (when used properly). So with that being said a fork at the third eye may create a vibrational sensation in the head that, to some, may seem a bit disorienting but this is really due more to the vibration working deeply on that pressure point or chakra.
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I would just take 2 instead of the recommended 3 and just drink lots of water to flush it out but will def have u wired, and focused. I can compare it to Jack3d minus the tingly feeling throughout ur body
33677
If you're just watching a regular show in 3d mode nothing pops out, maybe you see some depth in the screen. If you rent/buy a 3d movie, it works very well.
1457821
Yes - only certain programming is 3D. You can choose whether or not to view those channels.
129598
I'm not a 3D expert as I've only seen a few movies in 3D. Based on other 3D movies I've seen the pop out and depth is excellent on this TV. It feels like you can reach out and touch objects because it appears so realistic. I've not watched any 3D movies with this TV, just downloaded movies.
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This is a great product as long as you are comfortable and ok with the tinted glasses. My 3d Sony and Samsung bluray players both sense my tv as 3dready. I just personally don't love the experience with the colored glasses
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I enjoy the 3D very much at a distance of 2 meters or greater. If you sit too close to the LG you will see some slight doubling of the images, and text (such as subtitles) will have more jagged edges.
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I haven't seen a brand new 3D for this year. The ones I have seen are a couple years old, but with this one its great quality and you don't need powered glasses like some other models. However normal HD bounces btw 720/1080 and is not Always without the 'streaky blur'. If mainly 3D viewing, I say it's worth it, if u can handle a few glitches-but can maybe be repaired with the perfect settings.
1234942
No. Need ACTIVE 3-D glasses for that T.V. Best place to find them (and cheapest) is Amazon.com.
1365301
I have not yet tried it, but for normal 3D they work allright. No headaches, no nausea.
580061
Sorry, I didn't have time to test it this week, still no answer. But I am pretty sure it supports 3D, I can test it this week if you still need it.
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Yes. You have the options of watching 2D movies in 3D. You can also select to watch 3D in 2D, but that wouldn't look very good. You'd either have a split screen with two images, or a single screen with a fuzzy image, I believe.
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Good question, however, I have never tried a 3d movie on it. Hopefully, you can find somebody who has.
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My answer is yes if the cable provider plays the 3D program and you guy turn on the 3D function. Yesterday I watched 3D movie from the cable provider and I turn on the 3D function and It was great but we don't really like the 3D movie much.