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andrewstevenson 24-05-2013 13:48

Virgin in 3d
 
An I right that for virgin tv only 3d offering is 6 movies no music no sport no channels

Jameseh 24-05-2013 13:52

Re: Virgin in 3d
 
Yes.

cupcakes aka dd 24-05-2013 19:08

Re: Virgin in 3d
 
And no 3D on demand. Rubbish isn't it. Netflix has a 3D section and I'm pushing Lovefilm to do some too. LG's new SmartTV format has a 3D section too.

DaMac 24-05-2013 19:35

Re: Virgin in 3d
 
Panasonic tvs have. 3d channel as well full of demos and weird and wonderful stuff.

coulsontom 24-05-2013 20:57

Re: Virgin in 3d
 
Don't get 3D TV. Only 3D ever seen was at Disney World about 16 years ago.

cupcakes aka dd 24-05-2013 23:08

Re: Virgin in 3d
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by coulsontom (Post 35575449)
Don't get 3D TV. Only 3D ever seen was at Disney World about 16 years ago.

Then you'll find it's come a long way since then.

coulsontom 24-05-2013 23:32

Re: Virgin in 3d
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by cupcakes aka dd (Post 35575484)
Then you'll find it's come a long way since then.

they don't have special effects in homes tho do they?

I really don't see the point. Sport in 3D I've not seen but I know they put the cameras lower down. The good thing about football on the tele is that you can see the whole pitch and positioning of players etc... A low down camera angle ruins it. (Anyone who's seen Spurs in Europe will testify)

jodash 24-05-2013 23:36

Re: Virgin in 3d
 
when I went over to Sky (only lasted 2 weeks!) watched footie and films in 3D was very good

paultrademark 24-05-2013 23:50

Re: Virgin in 3d
 
I like watching the odd 3D film or 3D content (though not on VM anymore as they removed it)

It's not something I would use all the time, but with the right film it certainly makes it more enjoyable to watch with the family :)

cupcakes aka dd 25-05-2013 00:59

Re: Virgin in 3d
 
It's a treat thing like a Sunday afternoon viewing with the kids or late night stuff like Prometheus. My next TV must have 3D capability.

DaMac 25-05-2013 08:43

Re: Virgin in 3d
 
Some people can't see the 3d effect, it usually means one of your eyes isn't as good as the other, also I read that women are less likely to get enthusiastic about HD because they can't see as many shades of colours as men, I suppose if you have slight colour blindness as well that doesn't help.

bbxxl 25-05-2013 13:41

Re: Virgin in 3d
 
3D T. is great. It's a pity Virgin don't do it.

harry_hitch 25-05-2013 15:40

Re: Virgin in 3d
 
Have never seen the point myself. I did not mind the odd old-school 3D film fun when I was younger (Jaws 3D etc) but that was only for the gore. That fad came and went, as I think this one will too.
I have not seen a great deal of modern 3D other than what Channel 4 broadcast last year and the odd sport game. It really did not appeal to me, although I have not watched a movie in "3D." Most of the time it is just a gimmick added on in post production.
Let's hope VM acquire some content for those who do want it though:-)

DaMac 25-05-2013 18:46

Re: Virgin in 3d
 
Well I watched titanic on 3d and the detail (not nessacerily the pop) belied a film that was shot 16 years ago, i have my 3d TV calibrated for 3d and it was amazing as was Jurassic park... Newer films that where shot for 3d like life of pi can make you go wow with the correct equipment set up correctly.

bbxxl 25-05-2013 18:53

Re: Virgin in 3d
 
Not sure what setup you need to do. My setup consisted of plugging the TV in and the 3D is fantastic.


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