LeeBob
Stunt Coordinator
I finally got around to purchasing this. Considering all the stellar reviews and comments on the 3D I was initially dismayed by the excessive amount of ghosting I was experiencing, especially in the lower portion of the screen. Before the opening credits ended, I began looking for a root cause of the issue with my setup.
To make a long story short, I had recently had mounted my TV on a wall bracket in my basement. Location of the studs forced me to mount it higher on the wall than I would have liked. I found (accidentally) that when I stood up level to the display the ghosting was non-existent, so I tilted the TV on the bracket to "level" the display from the perspective of a seated position. The 3d presentation on this disc is every bit as wonderful as everyone had said.
Lesson learned when viewing 3D at home - look at your own setup before being critical of the source material (with the exception of discs like "Comin' at Ya!", which is a headache inducing eye strain no matter what your setup is).
To make a long story short, I had recently had mounted my TV on a wall bracket in my basement. Location of the studs forced me to mount it higher on the wall than I would have liked. I found (accidentally) that when I stood up level to the display the ghosting was non-existent, so I tilted the TV on the bracket to "level" the display from the perspective of a seated position. The 3d presentation on this disc is every bit as wonderful as everyone had said.
Lesson learned when viewing 3D at home - look at your own setup before being critical of the source material (with the exception of discs like "Comin' at Ya!", which is a headache inducing eye strain no matter what your setup is).