Are you staying within 10ft?
On my Samsung, the batteries just go on and on. They take a standard flat battery that you should be able to find in any store with a decent selection. I found some online and haven't needed one yet. No wait, I needed one for my Nikon camera remote. The glasses are light and comfortable. If I have a complaint it's that the eyeglass arms don't fold for easier storage. It's easy to replace the battery. BTW, last time I looked, the glasses went for $20 on Amazon. Most other glasses cost more, again, last time I looked. 4 pair came with my TV. I've seen as many as 8 inclided when buying a Samsung player and TV together.Ronald Epstein said:How is it dealing with battery 3D glasses? My LG is rechargeable and I like that option. The new Panny are the same. However, the Samsung glasses are battery and for some reason that worries me. How often do these batteries need replacing?
I'll have to watch it again but i seem to recall some good pop out moments, of course once you have seen A Turtles Tale then everything else is not as good by comparison, i'll probably watch Resident Evil: Afterlife again and the sequel to it back to back next month.Ronald Epstein said:Foxy,
I watched bits and pieces of Resident Evil: Afterlife the other day on my Panasonic.
I don't know if I would call it pop-out, but on that title, I notice props nudging out of
the screen. It's nothing near the effect you see on the Turtles Tale movies or Under
The Seas. Those pop-outs are clearly in the empty area that divides viewer and screen.
Many to most 3D movies have some kind of minor pop-out. You get a hand, foot,
sword or knife breaking the screen's barrier. It's slight, but effective to a point, I suppose.
Some 3D movies use the letterbox bars to its advantage in spilling content over
the sides.
To make a list of zero pop-out? I guess it could be done. I would have to go back over
every title I have reviewed -- and there are still a few I haven't.
I just, again, think that the public's expectations for pop-out are high, but Hollywood is
seeing to it that it is kept as minimal as possible. I have become rather bored with 3D
because there isn't anything to it anymore. The only reason I am suddenly revitalized
is because of my new display. I ordered an IMAX title today. Also went on eBay and
ordered a few manufacturer demo discs. Those are really good. I have a few already.
Not available on amazon. Just as well, I'm not into the Kung fu movies.FoxyMulder said:Flying Swords Of Dragon's Gate. ? I predict it will go into your top five if so.