Comments on: 3D http://adamluke.com/2009/09/20/3d/ Doing it wrong since 2009 Wed, 30 Nov 2011 08:04:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Alyssa http://adamluke.com/2009/09/20/3d/#comment-132 Alyssa Mon, 28 Sep 2009 06:56:25 +0000 http://www.etherised-patient.net/?p=230#comment-132 I thought Coraline was done really well in 3D, but I agree. I much prefer watching movies normally. After a while of wearing 3D glasses, my eyes start to feel tired and I just want to close them and let them rest. I thought Coraline was done really well in 3D, but I agree. I much prefer watching movies normally. After a while of wearing 3D glasses, my eyes start to feel tired and I just want to close them and let them rest.

]]> By: Adam http://adamluke.com/2009/09/20/3d/#comment-131 Adam Mon, 28 Sep 2009 01:25:30 +0000 http://www.etherised-patient.net/?p=230#comment-131 @<a href="#comment-55" rel="nofollow">Regina</a>: <em>Coraline</em> was the new film I saw in 3D. Haha, I guess it was a bit ambiguous if you've never heard of that film. @Regina: Coraline was the new film I saw in 3D. Haha, I guess it was a bit ambiguous if you’ve never heard of that film.

]]> By: Regina http://adamluke.com/2009/09/20/3d/#comment-130 Regina Sat, 26 Sep 2009 16:22:25 +0000 http://www.etherised-patient.net/?p=230#comment-130 Which new film did you go see in 3D? I personally don't have a problem with wearing 3D glasses, but wearing them with my normal glasses is extremely uncomfortable. So the question for me is "have things fly at me and be blind, or actually be able to see the details?" ... and I think I'd pick the latter. Which new film did you go see in 3D?
I personally don’t have a problem with wearing 3D glasses, but wearing them with my normal glasses is extremely uncomfortable. So the question for me is “have things fly at me and be blind, or actually be able to see the details?” … and I think I’d pick the latter.

]]> By: Jen http://adamluke.com/2009/09/20/3d/#comment-129 Jen Sat, 26 Sep 2009 07:46:27 +0000 http://www.etherised-patient.net/?p=230#comment-129 The first time I tried 3D glasses, I also happened to be in a cinema that had the added 'effect' of having the seats move in accordance to the movie (cannot remember movie for the life of me, but it was in Hong Kong), and I think that spoiled my experience of 3D glasses forever, even after I went to the IMAX several years after (which would be some...~10 years now, hrmm!) Maybe I should give it a go again :P But your experience doesn't make it sound too worthwhile :( The first time I tried 3D glasses, I also happened to be in a cinema that had the added ‘effect’ of having the seats move in accordance to the movie (cannot remember movie for the life of me, but it was in Hong Kong), and I think that spoiled my experience of 3D glasses forever, even after I went to the IMAX several years after (which would be some…~10 years now, hrmm!) Maybe I should give it a go again :P But your experience doesn’t make it sound too worthwhile :(

]]> By: nadine http://adamluke.com/2009/09/20/3d/#comment-128 nadine Fri, 25 Sep 2009 12:50:13 +0000 http://www.etherised-patient.net/?p=230#comment-128 I've never actually watched a film with 3D glasses. Then again, the only movie I've seen at Imax was the second Transformers one! :D I’ve never actually watched a film with 3D glasses. Then again, the only movie I’ve seen at Imax was the second Transformers one! :D

]]> By: Kaylee http://adamluke.com/2009/09/20/3d/#comment-127 Kaylee Wed, 23 Sep 2009 03:11:03 +0000 http://www.etherised-patient.net/?p=230#comment-127 They really should rethink the 3D glasses. Last time I saw a movie in 3D, the glasses were heavy and bugged me the whole time. I also don't like wearing my normal glasses with the 3D glasses on top. I find that the 3D effect is always cool/worth it at the beginning of the movie, but after a while I barely notice it. They really should rethink the 3D glasses. Last time I saw a movie in 3D, the glasses were heavy and bugged me the whole time. I also don’t like wearing my normal glasses with the 3D glasses on top.

I find that the 3D effect is always cool/worth it at the beginning of the movie, but after a while I barely notice it.

]]> By: Jess http://adamluke.com/2009/09/20/3d/#comment-126 Jess Sun, 20 Sep 2009 14:17:56 +0000 http://www.etherised-patient.net/?p=230#comment-126 I really hate 3D films. One of my eyes is higher up on my face than the other, so they're not in a proper horizontal line. Because 3D film makers <em>never</em> overlay one frame over the other at the correct angle and distance that would suit <em>my</em> eyes, I never see the film in 3D. I see two interposed images. I'd much rather an ordinary 2D film. At least those don't give me double vision. ...of course, I don't usually see movies in 3D, so this is usually not a problem. When my sister rents DVDs, though, sometimes it can be! I really hate 3D films. One of my eyes is higher up on my face than the other, so they’re not in a proper horizontal line. Because 3D film makers never overlay one frame over the other at the correct angle and distance that would suit my eyes, I never see the film in 3D. I see two interposed images. I’d much rather an ordinary 2D film. At least those don’t give me double vision.

…of course, I don’t usually see movies in 3D, so this is usually not a problem. When my sister rents DVDs, though, sometimes it can be!

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