Test Panasonic 3D TV og 3D BD afspiller

Uddrag af test fra Blu-Ray-com af Panasonic 3D TV og Panasonic DMP-BDT300

 

3D Testing



The 3D HDTV and the 3D Blu-ray player look good on paper (and in person), but how do they fare when the lights go down and the movie starts up? No doubt many have, by now, sampled what 3D is all about on the Best Buy showroom floor, and while a decent enough presentation, there's nothing quite like viewing in a more controlled environment, taking the time to learn the controls, tweak the components, and enjoy the 3D demo disc and a larger sampling of 2D Blu-ray materials at one's own leisure. The included 3D sample disc features four primary "High Quality Picture Contents" presented in 1080p Full HD 3D -- Funny Furry Friends; Rome, The Eternal City; Grand Canyon; and the Astro Boy trailer -- and seven additional "Fun Contents" clips: Drag Racing, Motocross, Canadian Nature, Mexico City, Coral Wonderland, Mexico's Mariachi, and Game, the last being a very basic and very short demonstration of a 3D racing game with crude graphics but a spectacular dimensional feel. Each clip is painfully short, lasting between about 90 seconds and three minutes in length.

 

Conclusion

Both currently exclusive to Best Buy, the TC-P50VT20 (retail $2499) and the DMP-BDT300 (retail $399) make for a potent combination for home Blu-ray viewing, and while 3D content isn't yet readily available (or available at all at the moment), those in the market for a new television and player would be wise to consider these future-proof models from Panasonic. They deliver a practically seamless Full HD 3D Blu-ray experience (though again with the Panasonic test disc as the only frame of reference) and exceptional 2D Blu-ray picture quality. It's difficult to envision a future where 3D hasn't caught on for home viewing. Panasonic definitely has a leg up on the competition with the quality of their Viera Plasma and the wonderful BDT300, and the technology is just too good -- even in this very first wave of products -- not to take advantage of. It's still a 2D world, but 3D has a place in it, and if the included sample disc is any indication, even travelogue and nature-oriented discs may become a big hit with 3D; they look absolutely phenomenal and one can only imagine a trip to the Great Wall of China, the Pyramids of Egypt, or the Glaciers of Alaska in Full HD 3D.


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Du skal se, overordnet set, så passer testen sådan set nok meget godt - altså som folk i vil opleve det hele 

 

At der så formentlig inden så kommer en anden udvilking der mere PC baseret, er så en anden sag

Næh nej, den var skam ikke til dig, det var en almen tanke

Tænk, det er også min tanke Kampus

men her er udviklingen sket baseret på en film og producenter ser en mulighed for at vi alle skal skifte vores udstyr ud.
har ikke set nogen 3D film i horisonten som avatar. som har taget 6 år at lave.
for historien er jo en cowboy og indianer historie i nye omgivelser.
sten i stedet for guld.
3D er nok kommet for at blive og det er helt fint med mig.
men venter selv til oled. teknikken er bedre og langt mere materiale, hvis 3D holder.
købte jo heller ikke den første fladskæm