Ways to Watch a 3D Blu-ray Without a 3D TV

[revgen]

No.

If you want a cheap and easy way to watch 3-D Blu-Ray's, I recommend using Google Cardboard instead.

[TheGuyWhoLovesMovies]

Originally Posted by revgen

No.

If you want a cheap and easy way to watch 3-D Blu-Ray's, I recommend using Google Cardboard instead.

I want to be able to use my TV.

[icy hot]

I have it. I bought it before I got my 3D TV. It was okay for what it was. Decent depth but lots of crosstalk. Even with the colors jakked up I still liked having some form of 3D over none at all.

[TheGuyWhoLovesMovies]

What is crosstalk?

[mar3o]

Originally Posted by TheGuyWhoLovesMovies

What is crosstalk?

Crosstalk/ghosting means seeing double images. It's when a little bit of the left image is seen by the right eye and vice versa. It's usually more noticeable with high-contrast scenes, like bright objects against darker backgrounds. Both active and passive 3D technologies can suffer form crosstalk, and even the IMAX and Real-D can suffer form it. Usually if a 3D system is well-designed it's kept to a point where it's either minimized or virtually non-existent.

[mysticwaterfall]

Originally Posted by TheGuyWhoLovesMovies

I want to be able to use my TV.

Not going to be any good way to do it on the TV without buying a 3D TV. Probably would be cheaper to get a projector that does 3d.