Looking for a naked-eye 3D TV, is there any, how much is needed, and how effective is the picture? With the improvement of people's living standards and the increasing popularity of 3D film sources, more and more television consumers want to watch 3D movies at home without having to go to the cinema. Are naked-eyed 3D TVs now selling? ? Here I will give you a list of naked eye 3D TVs.
Samsung 55-inch naked-eye 3D UHD TV
At CES2014, Samsung's first naked-eye 3D TV was impressively listed. This product uses UHD ultra-high-definition design, and the overall specifications are relatively high-end.
From a technical point of view, the naked eye type 3D can be divided into three types: light barrier lenticular technology and pointing light source. The biggest advantage of traditional naked-eye 3D technology is to get rid of the shackles of glasses, but there are still many deficiencies in terms of resolution, viewing angle, and viewing distance. However, this Samsung 55-inch naked-eye 3D UHD TV product can achieve the same 3D effect even without wearing 3D eyes through UHD Ultra HD resolution.
Sharp 8K naked eye 3D TV
Sharp's 85-inch 8K TV has been shown for many years, and at this CES show, Sharp brought a new look to this ultra-high resolution TV: Dolby's naked eye 3D.
However, the technology website Gizmodo said after experiencing that the naked eye 3D effect on this TV is not good. At the exhibition site, Sharp’s TV will scroll through the “Fantasy Rafting†and “Frozen†movies, but as with any 3D playback, the viewing angle is still a problem: as the angle continues to expand , the picture will become worse and worse. It can even be said that Sharp's TV has no viewing angle at all and the 3D effect looks more like the TV is broken.
The naked eye 3D at 1080p resolution has only gradually become better in recent years, so the effect of this TV is not satisfactory nor surprising. Dolby has only recently begun to demonstrate its 3D coding technology, and 8K resolution is still out of reach. Not only is it impossible to shoot 8K content now, but it makes sense whether it is meaningful to the average consumer or not.
Toshiba 56-inch naked-eye 3D TV
Toshiba's 56-inch naked-eye 3D TV uses Toshiba’s unique integrated imaging technology to display multiple images simultaneously to viewers in different locations and angles, enabling viewers to see different images in the left and right eyes without having to wear special glasses. In the formation of three-dimensional image. At the same time, through high-performance image processing engine and cylindrical lens screen, high-definition naked-eye 3D display is realized, and 3D images can be enjoyed by many people at different angles, and the quality of 3D effects, sharpness, brightness, etc. It tends to mature.
Haier naked eye 3D TV
Haier's new glasses-free 3D TV can achieve very good 3D effects, while displaying the colors and viewing angles have a good performance. Of course, naked eye 3D technology is still not particularly mature, but with the advent of Haier's naked-eye 3D TV, the day of mass production will not wait too long.
Riad 110-inch naked-eye 3D TV
Liad's world's first 110-inch naked-eye 3D LED TV is the first to use DCV (Dimenco Clear View) signal optimization and large prism technology to create the most stunning, richest, most beautiful, largest size (or any size) naked eye 3D LED stereo vision Presented. The world's first 110-inch naked-eye 3D LED TV allows you to take off 3D glasses. Like the beautiful scenery outside the window, let the dreamy and beautiful pictures enter the reality. Liade's naked-eye 3D TV presents a realistic and beautiful 3D picture, shocking the participating media. Highly praised.
Leyard's 110-inch (P1.667mm) 2K naked-eye 3D large-size model features 3D video without distortion, lossless brightness, contrast, and infinite viewing angle, while also embodying 2K Full HD 2D images. The Free 3D Numerical Insertion Rendering Board provides world-class algorithms that can seamlessly increase the original 1080p video to 4K. Unlike other pixel copying techniques, Ryad uses a very complex mathematical algorithm to insert other pixels generated by the algorithm, raising 1920×1080 2 million pixels to 3960×2160 8 million pixels.
Is there a naked-eye 3D TV set to sell?
At present, naked-eye 3D technology is not yet mature, and TVs using this technology are more for display and have not been mass-produced, so there is no sale in the market even if Toshiba's naked-eye 3D TV was listed two years ago. More than 10,000 yuan, close to 70,000) has also been off the shelf, because at this stage there are still many problems with the naked-eye 3D TV.
Naked eye 3D TV effect
Experts pointed out that the current naked-eye 3D TVs are prone to fatigue and even discomfort when viewed for a long time. This is the biggest technical difficulty that needs to be overcome. According to Wang Yongtian, the 3D TV display mode is different from the usual way of using the eye. Usually when we look at a three-dimensional object, the eyes gather the light at a position at the same time, and the focusing is also in this position.
But for today's 3D TVs and naked-eye 3D TVs, we have to see the images and focus our eyes on the screen, but the stereoscopic images on the screen are either protruding from the screen or behind the screen, so the eyes converge. The distance is also before or after the screen, resulting in inconsistent distances between the two. When the time is long, the eyes will feel uncomfortable, and even symptoms of dizziness and nausea may occur.
In addition, another fatal defect of the naked-eye 3D TV is the visual angle problem. Generally, there are only two or three viewing angles, and the phenomenon of image blurring occurs when looking sideways. If there are four or five people in the family watching TV, there will be many viewpoints. If so many different viewpoints are viewed, naked-eye 3D TVs have great problems.
Samsung 55-inch naked-eye 3D UHD TV
At CES2014, Samsung's first naked-eye 3D TV was impressively listed. This product uses UHD ultra-high-definition design, and the overall specifications are relatively high-end.
From a technical point of view, the naked eye type 3D can be divided into three types: light barrier lenticular technology and pointing light source. The biggest advantage of traditional naked-eye 3D technology is to get rid of the shackles of glasses, but there are still many deficiencies in terms of resolution, viewing angle, and viewing distance. However, this Samsung 55-inch naked-eye 3D UHD TV product can achieve the same 3D effect even without wearing 3D eyes through UHD Ultra HD resolution.
Sharp 8K naked eye 3D TV
Sharp's 85-inch 8K TV has been shown for many years, and at this CES show, Sharp brought a new look to this ultra-high resolution TV: Dolby's naked eye 3D.
However, the technology website Gizmodo said after experiencing that the naked eye 3D effect on this TV is not good. At the exhibition site, Sharp’s TV will scroll through the “Fantasy Rafting†and “Frozen†movies, but as with any 3D playback, the viewing angle is still a problem: as the angle continues to expand , the picture will become worse and worse. It can even be said that Sharp's TV has no viewing angle at all and the 3D effect looks more like the TV is broken.
The naked eye 3D at 1080p resolution has only gradually become better in recent years, so the effect of this TV is not satisfactory nor surprising. Dolby has only recently begun to demonstrate its 3D coding technology, and 8K resolution is still out of reach. Not only is it impossible to shoot 8K content now, but it makes sense whether it is meaningful to the average consumer or not.
Toshiba 56-inch naked-eye 3D TV
Toshiba's 56-inch naked-eye 3D TV uses Toshiba’s unique integrated imaging technology to display multiple images simultaneously to viewers in different locations and angles, enabling viewers to see different images in the left and right eyes without having to wear special glasses. In the formation of three-dimensional image. At the same time, through high-performance image processing engine and cylindrical lens screen, high-definition naked-eye 3D display is realized, and 3D images can be enjoyed by many people at different angles, and the quality of 3D effects, sharpness, brightness, etc. It tends to mature.
Haier naked eye 3D TV
Haier's new glasses-free 3D TV can achieve very good 3D effects, while displaying the colors and viewing angles have a good performance. Of course, naked eye 3D technology is still not particularly mature, but with the advent of Haier's naked-eye 3D TV, the day of mass production will not wait too long.
Riad 110-inch naked-eye 3D TV
Liad's world's first 110-inch naked-eye 3D LED TV is the first to use DCV (Dimenco Clear View) signal optimization and large prism technology to create the most stunning, richest, most beautiful, largest size (or any size) naked eye 3D LED stereo vision Presented. The world's first 110-inch naked-eye 3D LED TV allows you to take off 3D glasses. Like the beautiful scenery outside the window, let the dreamy and beautiful pictures enter the reality. Liade's naked-eye 3D TV presents a realistic and beautiful 3D picture, shocking the participating media. Highly praised.
Leyard's 110-inch (P1.667mm) 2K naked-eye 3D large-size model features 3D video without distortion, lossless brightness, contrast, and infinite viewing angle, while also embodying 2K Full HD 2D images. The Free 3D Numerical Insertion Rendering Board provides world-class algorithms that can seamlessly increase the original 1080p video to 4K. Unlike other pixel copying techniques, Ryad uses a very complex mathematical algorithm to insert other pixels generated by the algorithm, raising 1920×1080 2 million pixels to 3960×2160 8 million pixels.
Is there a naked-eye 3D TV set to sell?
At present, naked-eye 3D technology is not yet mature, and TVs using this technology are more for display and have not been mass-produced, so there is no sale in the market even if Toshiba's naked-eye 3D TV was listed two years ago. More than 10,000 yuan, close to 70,000) has also been off the shelf, because at this stage there are still many problems with the naked-eye 3D TV.
Naked eye 3D TV effect
Experts pointed out that the current naked-eye 3D TVs are prone to fatigue and even discomfort when viewed for a long time. This is the biggest technical difficulty that needs to be overcome. According to Wang Yongtian, the 3D TV display mode is different from the usual way of using the eye. Usually when we look at a three-dimensional object, the eyes gather the light at a position at the same time, and the focusing is also in this position.
But for today's 3D TVs and naked-eye 3D TVs, we have to see the images and focus our eyes on the screen, but the stereoscopic images on the screen are either protruding from the screen or behind the screen, so the eyes converge. The distance is also before or after the screen, resulting in inconsistent distances between the two. When the time is long, the eyes will feel uncomfortable, and even symptoms of dizziness and nausea may occur.
In addition, another fatal defect of the naked-eye 3D TV is the visual angle problem. Generally, there are only two or three viewing angles, and the phenomenon of image blurring occurs when looking sideways. If there are four or five people in the family watching TV, there will be many viewpoints. If so many different viewpoints are viewed, naked-eye 3D TVs have great problems.