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The 3D movies I've seen were just too dark. Add to that fingerprints on ill-fitting glasses and the faintly cross-eyed feeling I get watching scenes where the
by metafunctor 10y ago
The 3D movies I've seen were just too dark. Add to that fingerprints on ill-fitting glasses and the faintly cross-eyed feeling I get watching scenes where the 3D is pronounced, and I'll much rather watch a nice, bright, 2D version.
- amalcon 10y agoTo each his own, I guess: the lower brightness is actually the main thing I like about 3D. It's occasionally done well enough to add something to the movie. Other than those cases, the only benefit is having not as bright a screen in a dark room.
- josho 10y agoI've read that some theatres reduce the brightness to extend the life of the projector light bulb. I generally am not a fan of 3D, but my theatre seems to light 3D movies perfectly, while their 2D showings often seem dark.