2017-02-04, 13:47
As someone who has invested in both 3D movies and VR I would love both formats to support each other and have enough consumers to keep them going.
(2017-02-03, 23:42)hdmkv Wrote: Maybe VR will also keep 3D alive.
(2017-02-03, 23:42)hdmkv Wrote: Maybe VR will also keep 3D alive.
(2017-02-04, 16:18)movie78 Wrote:(2017-02-03, 23:42)hdmkv Wrote: Maybe VR will also keep 3D alive.
Damn now i have to invest in PS4 VR
(2017-02-06, 09:39)nickr Wrote: I find watchng a movie is often a social experience, watching with like minded (or even different minded) and exchanging quick comments during the movie. Watching with a VR mask on? Yeah maybe fun, but certainly not a social activity!
(2017-02-06, 15:17)hdmkv Wrote: Not for me either... can't see how VR would resonate with those who already complain about putting on plain ol' 3D glasses, and cite it as a reason to dis 3D.
(2017-02-06, 09:39)nickr Wrote: I find watchng a movie is often a social experience, watching with like minded (or even different minded) and exchanging quick comments during the movie. Watching with a VR mask on? Yeah maybe fun, but certainly not a social activity!
(2017-02-06, 15:30)movie78 Wrote:(2017-02-06, 15:17)hdmkv Wrote: Not for me either... can't see how VR would resonate with those who already complain about putting on plain ol' 3D glasses, and cite it as a reason to dis 3D.
Great point.
The same people now love VR, makes no sense
(2017-02-06, 17:52)T800 Wrote:(2017-02-06, 15:30)movie78 Wrote:(2017-02-06, 15:17)hdmkv Wrote: Not for me either... can't see how VR would resonate with those who already complain about putting on plain ol' 3D glasses, and cite it as a reason to dis 3D.
Great point.
The same people now love VR, makes no sense
3D doesn't give them the wow factor to be worth wearing glasses whereas VR does. I don't like wearing the VR headset but I will because of what I gain.
(2017-02-06, 17:59)movie78 Wrote:(2017-02-06, 17:52)T800 Wrote:(2017-02-06, 15:30)movie78 Wrote: Great point.
The same people now love VR, makes no sense
3D doesn't give them the wow factor to be worth wearing glasses whereas VR does. I don't like wearing the VR headset but I will because of what I gain.
Did you watch Ghost-Busters in 3D?
(2017-02-06, 18:41)T800 Wrote:(2017-02-06, 17:59)movie78 Wrote:(2017-02-06, 17:52)T800 Wrote: 3D doesn't give them the wow factor to be worth wearing glasses whereas VR does. I don't like wearing the VR headset but I will because of what I gain.
Did you watch Ghost-Busters in 3D?
No, I haven't. I'm not saying there's no good 3D material. There's some amazing 3D out there.
3D is good, I like it, I have a 3D projector and most blockbuster 3D Blu-Rays. 3D can definitely add to the experience whereas VR IS the experience.
The difference in immersion between 3D and VR is massive.