3D TV Question

[Bluray Freak 2009]

Hi I have a few questions about the 3D technology TV's I plan on upgrading but not until very far into the future for now I am happy with my 2D Samsung Led TV below is my plan to upgrade to a 3d TV in the future.

I will not get a 3DTV until the following conditions below are met

1.The Receiver's TV's and Bluray Players have HDMI 1.4 Or later.

2.The glases are not that big of an issue because I already wear glasses,but I would like universal glasses that work with the different brands of 3D TV's and the different types of TV's LCD-LED,Plasma,If in the very far future they make technology that does not make me wear another pair of glasses over my regular glasses that would be a plus in my book.

1.If I have a group of ten people if they all have the required 3D glasses will they be able to view the 3D conent or do the TV's have a limit on how many glasses they will support at the same time

[kpkelley]

Originally Posted by Bluray Freak 2009

I have questions below to see if I can understand 3D Tv's better.

1.If I have a group of ten people if they all have the required 3D glasses will they be able to view the 3D conent or do the TV's have a limit on how many glasses they will support at the same time

I haven't seen any of this information in the specs, yet. It may be limited to range and IR field of vision.

Originally Posted by Bluray Freak 2009

2.Does anybody know if all the 3DTV's will have a 2D to 3D Conversion feature I know Samsung has this feature but once more 3D Movies come out on bluray will this feature be cut from future 3D TV's,lets say as an example I watch Dragon Ball Z on a new 3D TV will that mean all the characters pop out of the screen? I am also wondering if this will also work with the 2D games like PS1 games?

Sony and Samsung have announced that at least some of their models will have this feature. As for other companies, you'll just have to look at the announcements.

I personally didn't like the conversions done on some theatrical releases, I did not find them as immersive. I've seen portions of Superman Returns and The Half-Blood Prince in converted 3d, and wasn't impressed. CES goers were mixed on the effectiveness of the Samsung demo, I don't remember any mention of a similar demo at the Sony table.