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3D TV (Wimbledon Final)
I've a LG 3D TV but never used the 3D feature.
Yesterday I watched the women's final and today I watched Murray's match. The 3D was fantastic and really enhanced my viewing. However after both matched I had a terrible headache; I very, very rarely get headaches so can only presume it is connected. Anyone else experience this? Oh, and well done Andy. |
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I've a LG 3D TV but never used the 3D feature.
Yesterday I watched the women's final and today I watched Murray's match. The 3D was fantastic and really enhanced my viewing. However after both matched I had a terrible headache; I very, very rarely get headaches so can only presume it is connected. Anyone else experience this? Oh, and well done Andy. |
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Surely if its a LG it will be the proper passive system that does not flicker unlike the dreadful active system which induces flicker and therefor headaches !
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Surely if its a LG it will be the proper passive system that does not flicker unlike the dreadful active system which induces flicker and therefor headaches !
e.g. http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-dvd-...130707212746:s |
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The "idiot" on QVC was saying yesterday about this is active 3d not passive which gives you headaches, i go to the cinema very often to see 3d and i have an LG passive set.
Not once have i known anyone who has had headaches from either (and a lot of my friends already wear glasses), nor have i seen conclusive proof that this happens because of passive 3d, it is more than likely the "user" who needs to seek advice for a possibly worsening eye problem. The problem is that it is now becoming an urban myth that 3d gives you headaches. The odd person maybe but not everyone.
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Is it an active 3D set, with the powered glasses or passive 3D? because i did read once that active 3D can sometimes cause headaches.
Eyesight not as good as it used to be, but never had a problem with headaches before. |
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I've a LG 3D TV but never used the 3D feature.
Yesterday I watched the women's final and today I watched Murray's match. The 3D was fantastic and really enhanced my viewing. However after both matched I had a terrible headache; I very, very rarely get headaches so can only presume it is connected. Anyone else experience this? Oh, and well done Andy. AMAZING!!! 3D here to stay hopefully Need 3 dedicated stations. Sky 3D Ent (Entertainment), Sky Sports 3D & Sky Movies 3D. Ch 170, 408 & 302 |
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No, some LG TVs (plasma AFAIK) use Active 3D
e.g. http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-dvd-...130707212746:s |
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I did the same on my Sony 40" LED 3DTV
AMAZING!!! 3D here to stay hopefully Need 3 dedicated stations. Sky 3D Ent (Entertainment), Sky Sports 3D & Sky Movies 3D. Ch 170, 408 & 302 BBC places 3d programming on indefinite hold |
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