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tripecac
Rivendell
Feb 12 2013, 2:45pm
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Are 3D Blu-rays 24 fps (12 fps) per eye?
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I've never tried a 3D blu-ray; The Hobbit will be the first.
Are 3D blu-rays limited to 24 fps total, so that it's total of 12 fps per eye?
Would HFR (48 fps) blu-rays (assuming any exist) be 24 fps in each eye?
Since the theatres used passive glasses, were the HFR versions running at 48 fps but half the resolution? And the 4K cameras made the resolution high enough so that we still had plenty of detail?
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3D Blu-ray Hobbit - Which type of 3D glasses will we need?
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tripecac
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Feb 10 2013, 5:50pm
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It depends on your TV, not the Blu-ray.
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Lightice
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Feb 10 2013, 6:02pm
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The answer is TV specific.
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Estel78
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Feb 10 2013, 6:03pm
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I highly recommend that you use the glasses that came with the TV
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Altaira
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Feb 10 2013, 6:13pm
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What model tv?
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hutch
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Feb 12 2013, 2:53am
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Ours is a Samsung Series 6
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Altaira
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Feb 12 2013, 3:45pm
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3D update
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tripecac
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Feb 12 2013, 3:08am
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When you have a TV that does passive 3D
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Estel78
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Feb 12 2013, 5:33am
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So are active glasses 12 fps?
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tripecac
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Feb 12 2013, 5:53am
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active shutter glasses
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dennis.p
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Feb 12 2013, 9:13am
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It does cut the framerates in half
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Estel78
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Feb 12 2013, 2:37pm
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Are 3D Blu-rays 24 fps (12 fps) per eye?
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tripecac
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Feb 12 2013, 2:45pm
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No, 3D Blurays have a total of 48 fps, 24 fps per eye
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Estel78
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Feb 12 2013, 3:28pm
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