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7-2. In 3D Mode
1. Blurs and patterns are present when the screen is OFF.
- This phenomenon is the result of the interference of external light present on the air layer
between the LCD screen and the 3D filter. The intensity of this pattern is very weak,
which makes it unnoticeable when the LCD screen is ON so the monitor can be used
without any inconvenience.
2. Images are presented as 2 images instead of in 3D.
1) If the enclosed polarized glasses are not worn
- This monitor must be viewed with the enclosed polarized glasses to view 3D effects.
[Note]
The enclosed glasses have been circularly polarized for compatibility with the monitor
’
s
3D filter. Using polarized glasses made by other manufacturers will not enable optimal
viewing of 3D images on this monitor, and even if they are circularly polarized glasses,
clear images cannot be viewed due to differences in optical characteristics.
2) If the monitor is viewed from beyond the viewing angle
- To view clear 3D images, the user’s eye level must be around the 3
rd
horizontal quarter
(from the bottom of the display) and the user should be approximately 30~60cm (1~2
feet) away from the monitor.
- The 3D effect is clearest within a horizontal angle of 90 degrees and a vertical angle of
12 degrees relative to the monitor.
3) If the resolution adjustment has not been made
- Set the monitor’s resolution to its maximum resolution in the computer’s display settings.
4) If right/left images have been swapped
- For 3D videos, set the player’s Right Eye Images to line up with the display’s Odd
Numbered Horizontal Lines.
- For 3D pictures, set the viewer’s Right Eye Images to line up with the display’s Odd
Numbered Horizontal Lines.
- If the graphics signal is accurate but the image has shifted up or down a line, adjust the
monitor’s V. Position under Menu-Picture settings.
