How to Adjust a 3D TV for Better Viewing
3D could have been a passing fad, nothing more than a gimmick to boost ticket sales, like smell-o-vision and shock chairs. But the illusion of characters and objects leaping from a 2-dimensional surface into the audience at the theater caught the attention of the public and held it for years. There was, of course, a long lull between the initial spectacle of 3D movies and the current revival that began with ‘Avatar’, but with modern technology light years ahead of what existed when 3D premiered in 1939, it’s only natural that viewers would want to bring the movie-going experience home. However, 3D TVs are a little different than the average flat screen. Not only do they require extra gear (3D glasses) for enhanced viewing, but they may need some extra adjustment to display properly, whether you’re watching in 3D or not.