| Zappykins said: Also, a 4K passive 3D TV can make a true 3D 1080P display. Passive 3D uses light weight inexpensive glasses and handle higher frame rates and process smoothing better than active shutter (the other major 3D TV system.) I think it give a far superior picture to active shutter. Here is a really cruel prank they played with a 4K TV:
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I have a passive 3D screen and during movies and the like the drop to 540 by 1920 resolution really isn't noticeable unless you sit too close. Each eye is getting a different 540 image so it merges them to feel like 1080p.
However in games with bad aliasing, the drop in vertical resolution really sucks! The two resolutions just don't combine as well in your brain.
Also in the video it's strange that none of the people noticed the lack of parallax when looking out the window...
