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Avatar - The Movie
RayB:
Jim, I had that problem when watching Coraline, but not when watching Avatar.
By the way, how the heck are the glasses uncomfortable? They're pretty much designed in standard ray-ban knock-off sunglasses style. (RealD)
saint:
They need to come up with some mechanism for those of us who wear glasses. Stacking the 3d glasses on top is uncomfortable and they tend to slip around.
That said, I had no ill effects from the 3d in this movie, and I *always* have ill effects from 3d movies. I can't play first person shooters because I get motion sick.
RayB:
Finally, proof Jim has a big head.
Xiaou2:
Ive not had the blur issue with polarized glasses... unless the glasses were
dirty / oily or seriously scratched. Before the film starts, hold them up to the light
and make sure they are crystal clear. If scratched too much, try to trade for another
pair.
Polarized glasses should not produce any blur unless they are dirty, OR, if the
film itself has issues. (Which was the case with the older 3d filming technology)
With polarization, you see the images fine anywhere in the 60+ feet wide
seating. That would never be possible with lenticular display.
protokatie:
Tigger, you missed the point. The poster said that if you don't keep you head straight you get a blur effect. This is due to both eyes seeing what was intended for each eye individualy. This happens with any polarizing filter set if you tilt your head, hell this will even happen to a different extent if using LCD or even red/cyan lenses.
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