What's the best picture settings for 3D? - Blu-ray Forum

D4L3K · 12-15-2012, 11:09 AM

I have a Panasonic 3D player. It's set to Cinema for picture. But is that the best setting for 3D? Or would Vivid look better? What does everyone prefer?

I also must ask about the speaker setting. I don't really understand the MS and the DBs and the 1-5/6 or more. What's best to set it to?

i007spectre · 12-15-2012, 07:40 PM

On my Sony, I just have it set on normal. Then I calibrated the settings on the display. Sorry Im not much help. I like your name and avatar.

D4L3K · 12-15-2012, 09:06 PM

Thanks, it's been my favorite Tv series since I was 8.

Serendipity · 12-15-2012, 09:34 PM

I'd think the settings are more important for the TV. I'd go over to AVS Forum and see what the most common settings are. They may also have listed player settings.

I usually go there for recommendations when I calibrate new TVs. I usually drift a bit on some on some of them, but they are always a good starting point.

i007spectre · 12-16-2012, 02:35 AM

Is this the Doctor Who fan thread?

D4L3K · 12-25-2012, 10:37 AM

Why yes... Lol

JacobJeans · 04-11-2013, 07:46 AM

Please adjust
Motion Blur
Brightness
Ghosting/Crosstalk

1. Brightness: The reduction in brightness is the result of having to view 3D images through either Active Shutter or Passive Polarized 3D Glasses. This can reduce the brightness of the incoming images up to 50%.

2. Ghosting/Crosstalk: This occurs when the left and right eye images are not synched exactly with the LCD shutters or polarized filters in 3D glasses. What happens is that an object(s) in an image appears to have a duplicate image that looks like a halo or ghost around the actual object.

3. Motion Blur: Another problem is that when objects move fast across the screen, the objects may seem blurry or stutter more than they might do on 2D source material.

Canada · 04-20-2013, 05:31 AM

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Originally Posted by D4L3K

I have a Panasonic 3D player. It's set to Cinema for picture. But is that the best setting for 3D? Or would Vivid look better? What does everyone prefer?

I also must ask about the speaker setting. I don't really understand the MS and the DBs and the 1-5/6 or more. What's best to set it to?

There is probably no one setting that will work for everyone as everybody's room is different.

12-15-2012, 11:09 AM	#1
D4L3K Member Top contributor Member since:Apr 2012 Location:Florida Blu-ray collection:303 DVD collection:156 Blu-ray reviews:2	What's the best picture settings for 3D? I have a Panasonic 3D player. It's set to Cinema for picture. But is that the best setting for 3D? Or would Vivid look better? What does everyone prefer? I also must ask about the speaker setting. I don't really understand the MS and the DBs and the 1-5/6 or more. What's best to set it to? Most Wanted on Blu-ray: 1. The Black Hole (1979) 2. Dogfight (1991) 3. Salem's Lot (1979) 3D HDTV: Panasonic TC-P42GT25; 3D Blu-ray: Panasonic 5.1 Home Theater System SA-BTT350/DMP-BD70V

12-15-2012, 07:40 PM	#2
i007spectre Power Member Member since:Aug 2012 Location:Kansas Home Theater Gallery:20 Blu-ray collection:193 Trading Score:1	On my Sony, I just have it set on normal. Then I calibrated the settings on the display. Sorry Im not much help. I like your name and avatar. Epson 5010 on VAPEX9120 Sony BDP-S580 Sony PS3 DirecTV HR24 Yamaha RX-V567 Front: Yamaha NS-C444 and NS-777 Surrounds: Side - Sony SS-F5000 / Rear - Some cheap Yamaha's Subwoofer: Yamaha YST-SW315

12-15-2012, 09:06 PM	#3
D4L3K Member Top contributor Member since:Apr 2012 Location:Florida Blu-ray collection:303 DVD collection:156 Blu-ray reviews:2	Thanks, it's been my favorite Tv series since I was 8. Most Wanted on Blu-ray: 1. The Black Hole (1979) 2. Dogfight (1991) 3. Salem's Lot (1979) 3D HDTV: Panasonic TC-P42GT25; 3D Blu-ray: Panasonic 5.1 Home Theater System SA-BTT350/DMP-BD70V

12-15-2012, 09:34 PM	#4
Serendipity Power Member Member since:Feb 2012 Location:Starship Enterprise Trading Score:2	I'd think the settings are more important for the TV. I'd go over to AVS Forum and see what the most common settings are. They may also have listed player settings. I usually go there for recommendations when I calibrate new TVs. I usually drift a bit on some on some of them, but they are always a good starting point. "I wanted Uhura to kick ass. I don't care if I'm kicking or punching something or someone, I just wanted her to sort of be a little more physical." - Zoe Saldana

12-16-2012, 02:35 AM	#5
i007spectre Power Member Member since:Aug 2012 Location:Kansas Home Theater Gallery:20 Blu-ray collection:193 Trading Score:1	Is this the Doctor Who fan thread? Epson 5010 on VAPEX9120 Sony BDP-S580 Sony PS3 DirecTV HR24 Yamaha RX-V567 Front: Yamaha NS-C444 and NS-777 Surrounds: Side - Sony SS-F5000 / Rear - Some cheap Yamaha's Subwoofer: Yamaha YST-SW315

12-25-2012, 10:37 AM	#6
D4L3K Member Top contributor Member since:Apr 2012 Location:Florida Blu-ray collection:303 DVD collection:156 Blu-ray reviews:2	Why yes... Lol Most Wanted on Blu-ray: 1. The Black Hole (1979) 2. Dogfight (1991) 3. Salem's Lot (1979) 3D HDTV: Panasonic TC-P42GT25; 3D Blu-ray: Panasonic 5.1 Home Theater System SA-BTT350/DMP-BD70V

04-11-2013, 07:46 AM	#7
JacobJeans Banned Member since:Oct 2012	Please adjust Motion Blur Brightness Ghosting/Crosstalk 1. Brightness: The reduction in brightness is the result of having to view 3D images through either Active Shutter or Passive Polarized 3D Glasses. This can reduce the brightness of the incoming images up to 50%. 2. Ghosting/Crosstalk: This occurs when the left and right eye images are not synched exactly with the LCD shutters or polarized filters in 3D glasses. What happens is that an object(s) in an image appears to have a duplicate image that looks like a halo or ghost around the actual object. 3. Motion Blur: Another problem is that when objects move fast across the screen, the objects may seem blurry or stutter more than they might do on 2D source material.

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