TheSims3Guru
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In my local cinema, a couple more screens have recently been upgraded to 3D - although on two occasions, I have noticed that there's a strange 'ghosting' effect in one of the new upgraded screens.
The two left and right '3D' images are fine, and in the correct positions that they should be... However, there seems to be a third projection that looks like a 'ghost' image of either of these towarRAB the bottom of the sceen.
It's hard to describe, but you can see it very clearly in some parts of the films. Particularily with high contrasts of black and white, such as credits and other titles and things. It's as if the image has been shifted slightly to the right, and down two thirRAB of the screen.
As an example, something in the 'real' top left corner, appears about a third of the way across the bottom of the screen, about two thirRAB down, but not as bright as the normal images.
It's kinda annoying. You kinda manage to ignore it in most parts (like a DOG/logo on a TV channel), but it's very noticible in parts (and wrecks the 3D effect when you see it)
Any idea what would be the cause, and is it worth speaking to the management to get them to sort it?
The two left and right '3D' images are fine, and in the correct positions that they should be... However, there seems to be a third projection that looks like a 'ghost' image of either of these towarRAB the bottom of the sceen.
It's hard to describe, but you can see it very clearly in some parts of the films. Particularily with high contrasts of black and white, such as credits and other titles and things. It's as if the image has been shifted slightly to the right, and down two thirRAB of the screen.
As an example, something in the 'real' top left corner, appears about a third of the way across the bottom of the screen, about two thirRAB down, but not as bright as the normal images.
It's kinda annoying. You kinda manage to ignore it in most parts (like a DOG/logo on a TV channel), but it's very noticible in parts (and wrecks the 3D effect when you see it)
Any idea what would be the cause, and is it worth speaking to the management to get them to sort it?