The Martian vs The Force Awakens

[BleedOrange11]

Originally Posted by Mobe1969

I really truly wish I knew how to fix it then. And why I don't get it in other dark 3D movies.

Unfortunately, you'll need a different TV or projector to fix it. DLPs have no crosstalk. Most passive models and various newer active displays have reduced crosstalk in comparison to older, problematic active displays.

[Suntory_Times]

Originally Posted by BleedOrange11

Unfortunately, you'll need a different TV or projector to fix it. DLPs have no crosstalk. Most passive models and various newer active displays have reduced crosstalk in comparison to older, problematic active displays.

Yeah I get some mild crosstalk on my plasma, but on my projector (which is a dlp) I can in games even put black on white and no matter what I do I cannot get any crosstalk.

To be clear, active and dlp link dlps displays have no crosstalk (polarised dlp's can though due to how polarisation works, this is what cinemas use). Things like the psvr will also have none as each eye essentially has it's own screen entirely.

[Mobe1969]

Originally Posted by BleedOrange11

Unfortunately, you'll need a different TV or projector to fix it. DLPs have no crosstalk. Most passive models and various newer active displays have reduced crosstalk in comparison to older, problematic active displays.

I have an active Sony set. I in theory understand it, but I can't quite understand why I can watch two discs and see it in one (repeated) but another with similar range of brightness etc, not see it opn another title.

I might play about with the settings, see if there is something I have wrong on it. I did some checks this morning and noticed that when I'm in 3D mode it had some motion flow on, which I normally don't have on. It was daytime when I checked (I closed the blinds) and I rechecked some of the early dark force Awakens dark scenes (like early Rey in the Star Destroyer, scrounging) and it didn't seem to ghost.

Anyone have any experience with the Sony SXRD projectors and 3D? I'm seriously considering one of those, for 4K and 3D.