James Cameron to start producing 3D for MetaQuest

[pixote]

https://variety.com/2024/digital/new...rm-1236236495/

[Jlardonio]

Originally Posted by pixote

https://variety.com/2024/digital/new...rm-1236236495/

That sucks imo. :/

New lines of displays and 3D blu readers would be a better investment of his time for the 3D content.

[heyadol]

Originally Posted by Jlardonio

That sucks imo. :/

New lines of displays and 3D blu readers would be a better investment of his time for the 3D content.

I don’t know, 3D content on VR headsets looks way better than any passive or active 3D displays I’ve experienced.

[trespoochies]

For an audience of 1, not very practical. At least with projectors you still have a good experience that can be shared.

[Warm Gun]

Originally Posted by trespoochies

For an audience of 1, not very practical. At least with projectors you still have a good experience that can be shared.

Then buy an additional one for each person. Watching movies with other people is the inferior experience. They get bored too easily and talk too much.

Good to know I may be able to watch the Avatar sequels more than the single times in the cinema. Will not watch them in fixed 24 frames and 2D. UHD Blu-ray is a little pathetic.

[trespoochies]

Originally Posted by Warm Gun

Then buy an additional one for each person. Watching movies with other people is the inferior experience. They get bored too easily and talk too much.

You clearly can live without having to factor in anyone but yourself.

[the13thman]

Originally Posted by Warm Gun

Then buy an additional one for each person. Watching movies with other people is the inferior experience. They get bored too easily and talk too much.

Good to know I may be able to watch the Avatar sequels more than the single times in the cinema. Will not watch them in fixed 24 frames and 2D. UHD Blu-ray is a little pathetic.

The first sequel is available on 3D Blu-ray so you can watch it at home.

[Warm Gun]

Originally Posted by the13thman

The first sequel is available on 3D Blu-ray so you can watch it at home.

In 1080p, without variable 48 frames. VR headset is an opportunity to fix this.

[Fang Zei]

Originally Posted by Warm Gun

In 1080p, without variable 48 frames. VR headset is an opportunity to fix this.

As I said in the 3d streaming thread, the solution to this is a 3dtv with an active polarizing element in the screen itself, just as Samsung announced 14 years ago before cancelling it.

240Hz would get you 24, 48, 60 and 120p 3D capability.

[Jlardonio]

Originally Posted by Fang Zei

As I said in the 3d streaming thread, the solution to this is a 3dtv with an active polarizing element in the screen itself, just as Samsung announced 14 years ago before cancelling it.

240Hz would get you 24, 48, 60 and 120p 3D capability.

People sometimes can't think outside of the box.