I bought the CRAZIEST glasses free 4K 3D TV available!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- In this video I give a comprehensive review a 55" 4K glasses free 3D TV from ProMa. Make sure to watch to the end to find out everything that this TV can do including all the pros and cons!
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You can find the product details of the 55" glasses free 3D ProMa TV here (price $4995): www.proma3d.com/2183961-2183961_5552847.html
You are correct, this technology is a dream come true !!! but now I’m just gonna wait until they make it in 100 inches.
I pray that 3D comes back to tvs. A modern 4k tv with 3D would be amazing.
Absolutely terrific review. I would recommend you add "Glasses Free 3D" to the title of the video, so you get more views. Also, and speaking of 3D movies, would be nice for you to test a movie with subtitles to see how the tv displays them. There are lots of amazing foreign movies that need to be viewed with subtitles, and it would be nice to see how this tv deals with subtitles. Really looking forward to a follow up video where you go deeper into this amazing tv's capabilities.
Great point, I completely forgot to bring this up. It automatically displays the subtitles in 3D! Sometimes they look perfect, but on the high depth setting sometimes they pop out more and look very fuzzy. It's a bit unstable. Still readable though even when it isn't clear
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Finally, a REAL review of one of their TVs! We've been waiting for ANY objective information on this for a long time, as all there is to go on is ProMa's information. - It sounded like you were describing ghosting which is to be expected with glasses free, and only gets worse with stronger depth. But the part about warping was odd. Is it more than 2 views that can be seen from different angles? If so, that may be artifacts from on the fly stereo to multiview which can degrade the original. - It's cool that it exists, but doesn't seem like it would please either most 3D fans or 3D newcomers at that price point, which is a very expensive toy. Much better to use that same amount for an AWOL 4K3D laser projector, or even less for a full long throw projector setup.
For real
Why does every 3D display have ghosting? Is there any that has no ghosting and displays a perfect 3D image cause if not this tech will never become successful in that way.
I recently bought one of the last LG 3D 4K OLED TV's in 65 inch and it has crazy strong ghosting especially in the top and bottom area when you view from the middle (if you view it from a higher position the ghosting on top goes away but it gets stronger on the bottom, the same happens vice-versa with the other direction). This makes the 3D unwatchable because it's so straining and hurts the eyes to see the image double in those areas.
I wish I could have perfect 3D cause then it would be 100% amazing and better in every way over 2D and I had no reason to watch 2d.
@@John-b8j I've yet to see a display with zero ghosting, Some are definitely better than others. However projectors have the least amount of ghosting I've ever seen, Some claim projectors have literally zero ghosting, I wouldn't say literally zero but it's practically indistinguishable from zero for the most part. Only VR has literally zero ghosting because it's impossible.
I had a 40” LG that had zero ghosting, or at least none that I noticed.
@@marcus3dm Those last few words are key ("that I noticed"). Throw extra-high deviation or white on black contrast and it's pretty much unavoidable, even if some do better than others.
You should test subtitles, Vudu and Video Games in a follow up video.
Remember to inform us what the price of this 55” inch screen is. Is it $3,000 or $10,000? Of course i can look it up online but its nice if you mention it in the video.
Awesome review Josh, the first two questions you answered were really top of mind! I've been hoping glasses-free 3D TV's like this were going to be made in bigger sizes, so 55" seems great. But while the $5000 price tag makes sense, it's hard to justify! I'd rather go on holiday this Summer, but then again it's so freaking cool. Argh you're killing me here! Haha ^_^
Btw: your next video might be about the Rekindle 3D stick or about the 3D foil for Smartphones. ;)
You may be on to something, but only one way to find out😁
This is awesome! Hopefully you can test with a PS3 for gaming soon, that’s critical to away my purchase!
I've actually never had the chance to try gaming on my PS3 in 3D (can be seen sitting there next to my PS4 Pro in the video), so that's something I'm definitely eager to test out! Hopefully in an upcoming video.
This is amazing, OMG!!!
Wow 😮 looks awesome
Thank you for this! I liked and subscribed
Great video my man. Always wanted to see one of these TV’s in action.
@@Jamic9 Thanks, I have a follow up video too that shows a few things that weren’t covered in this video. This TV is definitely one of my favorite 3D devices
@@josh_3D Cool. I’ll check that out.
Really good review!
Looking forward to when the price comes down and the size is a little bigger.
How are the colors compared to OLED?
Brightness?
Thanks! I think the colors are great, but not quite at the level of an OLED. Still doesn't bother me one bit in terms of the brightness and vividness. More than enough for me personally.
@@josh_3Dgood to know
No mention of tv resolution or frame rates. Common man.
I was hoping you would mention compatibility with various 3D formats. I have many 3D videos and stills taken over the last 10 yrs. or so with a Fuji W3 camera, which uses .avi format for videos and .mpo for stills. I also have a Qoocam Ego, which shoots videos and still in side-by-side format, which I'm pretty sure the ProMa will display.
thanks for all the info!! I am kind of an "old" guy whose technical knowledge ended with the install of laserdisc machine on my system. Though i did manage to attach a blu ray player with success and can use active glasses on my SONY TV. So just checking in here.....question: i would only need to replace the TV?? Everything else remains the same....even the 3D blu ray player??
You should try a projector, most of them support 3D.... Regarding TV, who know what's price cost, but you can sell 1x $5000 TV and for the same 10x $2000. So if they could make it cheaper, if possible, much more people can buy it AND it will be more profitable than sell 1 3D TV per month and abandon the whole idea while low sales.... (website already is not available)
Based on your phrasing throughout the video, are you so young (I wouldn’t think it’d be a result of your geography) that you haven’t been able to watch 3D movies on a tv at home before?
I know glasses-free tv is crazy, amazing, and cool but it started to sound like that wasn’t the only differentiator.
Maybe not.
This doesn't compare to my 6 year old LG OLED 3d Passive 55" TV, the glasses are so light I don't notice them on, No distortion, 4k upscaled 3d, I got it used $400.
Lol that's a great price..and a great tv. I have the same one.
Also have 200 3D Blu-rays,, I went down a wormhole with them.
I have seen glasses-free 3D over the years, the last a prototype that Dolby was going to release. The problem I have found is that these displays cannot produce effective "pop out" forward effects without glasses. You mention "pop out" in your review, but are you really seeing the kind of "in your face" projection of an image from your TV where it comes out a great distance forward? I can't see this even being possible without eyewear.
can you watch movies or tv shows that aren't 3D that the tv it self will make it like if it was filmed in 3D?
It has a feature that tries to do this, but the quality unfortunately isn’t good enough to consider that to be a useable feature of this model
I ordered the iphone Max 15 3D Screen Protector. Where do you place Leia Pad 2 Pictures on the iphone and do the pictures need an additional conversion for viewing? I am thinking about getting the 65 inch 3D TV set.
Thanks for watching and ordering the screen protector! Any photos you take with the Lume Pad 2 just need to be “shared” one at a time from Leia Player as SBS output. You can share to Google drive, then download to your iPhone photo album. Then all you need to do is open the photos in the app 3Dfan and you can view in 3D. If you get the TV definitely let me know how you like it!
Hi.. I make documentary videos for exhibitions. With 3D glass free TVs do I need to edit and output on 2D and it translates automatically into 3D?
With 2D content you would need to have it converted to 3D, then view on the TV. I recommend waiting for Leia Inc to release their 2D to 3D conversion service to the public. With their paid service you will be able to convert any of your videos into beautiful 3D and display them on this TV or any other glasses free 3D TV. The TV technically does have has an automatic conversion feature, but the quality is really bad. Leia Incs conversion quality is superb
i like how the footage does not appear to be 3d at all
Is this a recent tv and u can use a ps3 or ps4 how do it compare to the Acer laptop
It is a new model from this year. I haven't tested enough gaming on it to say for sure, but overall it isn't as sharp as the ACER laptop in 3D including the clarity of depth and pop-out. Good for movies, but I'll have to play around with gaming and probably will make a video specifically about that. It can display anything that is SBS in 3D, so it should work with ps3 games that have a SBS mode
@@josh_3D Several PS3 games have a frame-packed mode at 720p30fps. The Motorstorm games look great in 3D on a projector. On the PS4 you also have some games with the same specs. The first three Trine games look great in 3D. Would love for a follow up video addressing gaming and whether or not the tv supports the frame packed mode at 720p resolution.
@@nunocampos1805 I'm planning to test that out in an upcoming video. I haven't tried gaming in 3D on my PS3 before, so I'm looking forward to testing it out and hoping it works!
Will this 3D technique always half the horizontal resolution of the screen?
If so, can you see the pixels when 4K is halved to about 1080P?
Technically yes, but when you view it in 3D you see the left and right image perceived as one together and it doesn’t look low resolution. Sitting back a comfortable distance (3+ meters) it looks pretty sharp in 3D.
Website does not work.
proma3d.com/. Here is the home page link. It should work
@@josh_3D Thanks, now I get why couldn't got in the page. I use VPN. If you turn in off you can get on the website. Really strange.
Links to the tv, please!!!!!!! N
Here's the link www.proma3d.com/2183961-2183961_5552847.html
3.5 meters is way too far to sit away from a 55 TV. my old passive 47 inch LG with glasses will work within 6 feet. with 55 inch you would want it to work at 2 meters (6ft 7) minimum. looks like early days with glasses free 3DTV. HOLOGRAM TV might be another term for them. it will be great when they get clear pop out that goes right up to your face
I still think it feels awesome but I see what you are saying. I also can’t wait for technology that supports extreme pop out like that comfortably without glasses
Yes, 3,5 meter is definitely way too far vor 55 TV.
We watch 3D movies with our projector on an almost 3 meter wide screen sitting apprx. 2,5 meters away.
Now that's where the immersion really starts to "kick in" 😉
Dear Josh - am I blacklisted on your YT? This is my third comment on this video. Two previous suddenly disappeared after a few minutes.. can you check where they are?
No you aren't blacklisted! But I don't know why the other two comments didn't show up. That's a bit strange. I checked my settings and nothing is held for review or blocked
@@josh_3D Ok probably it was because I had a web link in it. I gave it another try without the link. Nevertheless: I'm curious to hear your opinion on my remark about Acers SpatialLabs and Leias Simulated Reality tech in regards to 3D image quality. Please have a look over at the Acer forum thread, their employees are not very responsive you know..
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Hey thanks for watching. I’m planning more videos, what would you like to see?
Games
$5000 + $300 tax = priced directly into obsolescence.
It's only the beginning.