If the director and stereographer do their jobs right, you can see depth in live action 3D films. It's not just for animation. Check out the Imax films or even the human world scenes of Avatar.


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Unless you watch the pirated stuff side by side with the original BD on a 100" screen with correct calibration, you won't know if it has the "same quality". 1080p is close to 2K, which most of you may have experienced if you've watched a 3D digital movie in the cinemas in the last 3 years. So the only way to know is if you have a 3D 1080p projector.


Somebody post anything on this 3D Tech thread to bump it up. I can't do it because my post is the last one. The way Lowyat's forum is set up is that the last poster's last post will get APPENDED when s/he tries to post a new post, even if it has been months or years since the original post. That means the thread won't get bumped up to new unless someone else post something on it. The thread is about 3D tech in general, and not 3DTVs or content.


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