3D Vision Discover: Looks blurry. Do I need to calibrate?
I've purchased some red/blue 3D glasses from a place called 3D Glasses Direct and they somewhat work with 3D Vision Discover but it's often pretty blurry. I'm not sure if that is considered "ghosting" but something just isn't right. Certain parts of games seem fine but then other parts are really "off", or something.
Do I need to properly calibrate the colors on my monitor?
I've run through the 3D Vision Discover configuration but it still just doesn't seem right.
I've purchased some red/blue 3D glasses from a place called 3D Glasses Direct and they somewhat work with 3D Vision Discover but it's often pretty blurry. I'm not sure if that is considered "ghosting" but something just isn't right. Certain parts of games seem fine but then other parts are really "off", or something.
Do I need to properly calibrate the colors on my monitor?
I've run through the 3D Vision Discover configuration but it still just doesn't seem right.
Try changing the depth level: CTRL + F3 / CTRL +F4 (decrease / increase).
Also you might of got anaglyph glasses that are designed for watching movies on big screen TV (far) than a model designed for use with a compuer monitor (close).
Also you might of got anaglyph glasses that are designed for watching movies on big screen TV (far) than a model designed for use with a compuer monitor (close).
Do I need to properly calibrate the colors on my monitor?
I've run through the 3D Vision Discover configuration but it still just doesn't seem right.
Do I need to properly calibrate the colors on my monitor?
I've run through the 3D Vision Discover configuration but it still just doesn't seem right.
Also you might of got anaglyph glasses that are designed for watching movies on big screen TV (far) than a model designed for use with a compuer monitor (close).
Also you might of got anaglyph glasses that are designed for watching movies on big screen TV (far) than a model designed for use with a compuer monitor (close).
My 3D Vision Blog - 3dvision-blog.com