What is the ideal distance for viewing 3D on this set?
1640367
I don't own the tv and don't want to give any false information , here is a website where it talkes about the viewing distance for 3Dhttp://3d-tvbuyingguide.com/3dtv/step5-3d-view-distance.html
1640368
Sorry, we haven't used 3D yet but we watch normal TV from seating at 7'6" to 12'
1640369
The typical MINIMUM recommended viewing distance for HDTV is 3 times the viewable images HEIGHT. On a 90" diagonal screen, this is 44". 44x3=132 inches back. (divided by 12 and you get 11 feet.) Hope that helps!
1640370
15 to 18 feet rule of thumb is 2 1/2 times the TV size away so 90 inch is 225 inches divided by 12 is 18.5 feet
2068132
You'll be able to do exactly what you want with this unit 3d is excellent. The only knock is the unit must be close to the displays.
1974704
Most certainly! You should have absolutely NO issues in viewing objects in that range.
158627
Funny, I'm watching a 3d movie right now and don't notice distortion from pretty steep side angles....it looks fine once you settle in....it looks great as a matter of fact.
2220145
That sounds about right. Mine is 16' away for a 100" diagonal screen. If you need something shorter I'd strongly suggest a short throw projector.
591297
I haven't used them , I would go with the NVidia 3d glasses kit for about 120.00 it will be a better experience for you. thanks I hope this helps
1510076
The answer is simply: not very far. If you use all The lighting units in the set and assuming there's no other significant source of light you'll need to be less than 8 to 10 feet max from the subject
2007550
all i can tell you is that it was required for 3d to work on my 73" mitsubishi tv that is about 2 yaer old. bought the kit with ACTIVE glassess and im getting a good 3d effect hope that helps
1470316
In my limited testing, I was able to get great 3D effect from about 10 inches away from the subject (flowers). The images actually popped off the 3.5 inch LCD screen.
664287
I just set this up w/ a 110" screen @ a throw distance of 10.5 ft. Some pixellation is noticeable at 720p but very minor. It really depends on your source. 1080p looks amazing. The projector is a light cannon and picture is amazing. You won't regret it.
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I personally haven't seen the 3D on this TV yet but I had done a lot of research on this particular model before I ordered it. It is arriving tomorrow. The 3D quality on this TV is one of the best available out there. Ghosting and crosstalk at almost nonexistent. If you are not looking for a 4K tv, this is your best choice among 1080
2197337
This web site has a calculator to handle different TV base on resolution and size . . . http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/Article/How-Far-Should-I-Sit.php It appears 7 feet is a good distance . . .
2247140
Many suggest that you take a tape measure to a store that sells the 4661 and check the experience yourself. My viewing distance is 7.5 feet and it seemed okay to me.
1661175
I checked the manual and couldn't find a maximum distance. However, here is some info that may help if you contact the distributor: TriVision Tech., LLC, 3409 Texas Ave., Kenner, LA 70065; email: info@trivisiontech.com
826491
I was severely tempted by the price on this set. I went to both BB and CC today and looked at them. This set has about a 30 degree off center angle that is acceptable. The newer (1080p) sets extend this to about 45 degrees off axis for an acceptable viewing angle. This gives you a total of 90 degrees. Forget the 160 nonsence!
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After MUCH watching of this and other 46" and 52" LCDs, IMHO this is the perfect viewing distance for a 46". Others say a 52" is even fine at this distance, but I find that periodically I see things at 10 feet that I don't at 12, so I like 12' for a 52". YMMV
863610
No problem! I've noticed the TV "seems" bigger (or smaller) depending on where people prefer to sit in a movie theater AND how tall they are. We have the TV mounted on a wall, so this makes it feel like you're watching a moving painting. My wife is 5' tall and sits 12 feet away, directly facing the TV, she thinks it's perfect for watching her favorite shows, like Ugly Betty. She is 8 feet away when she uses the Nintendo Wii (and Fit for exercise) and thinks it's great. She prefers to sit no closer than the middle of the movie theater from the big screen. Sometimes I complain we're too far away... I'm 5'10", and sit 6-8 feet away, from a side viewing angle to watch TV shows. I think 50" is just right from this distance, but I also like to sit no farther away than the middle of the movie theater. When I use the Wii from 8 feet away, I wonder how a 58" would look. Some of my taller male friends think we should have gone with the 58", however, they sit so close in the movie theater, and prefer XBOX games, perhaps video games need to be closer? No matter who I've asked, nobody has commented that the TV is too big. Feel free to ask questions. We spent many days researching (in 2006 and again this time) and many hours planning the TV's placement, so we're happy to help. Enjoy your new TV!