Ghosting effect in SSFIV 3DE.

Is it normal to have this ghosting effect during some cutscenes but not on actual gameplay?

you have to hold the 3ds without moving it because then your eyes go out of focus... just move the system a little and blink and it should go back to normal..

however sometimes there is very tiny ghosting even with eveything setup right but it shouldnt be all the time.

during cutscenes there shouldnt be any ghosting as they are in 2D. I would say thats not normal.

you have to hold the 3ds without moving it because then your eyes go out of focus... just move the system a little and blink and it should go back to normal..

however sometimes there is very tiny ghosting even with eveything setup right but it shouldnt be all the time.

KBFloYd

during cutscenes there shouldnt be any ghosting as they are in 2D. I would say thats not normal.

Gen007

Do you think it has to do with the fact that I turn on the 3D when I'm in a fight and turn it off when not?

Like the other poster said, I remember all the CSs being in 2D.... the 3D light even turns off during cut scenes. It has been a few weeks since I actually played through the game and got cut scenes, are there some 3D cut scenes I'm forgetting about? Don't see how you'd get ghosting if they're in 2D, unless maybe your eyes are blurring or crossing slightly due to the sudden lack of 3D.

Ghosting is a typical result of eye strain. Usually when your focus just isn't quite right. If it is eye strain, and that doesn't necessarily mean your eyes feel uncomfortable, rather they just cannot focus on the screen properly, then there are two solutions. Either turn the 3D down a bit, or stop playing for half hour and let your eyes recover. If its particular cutscenes though, it could be that the 3D effect is slightly stronger in those scenes, compared to other cutscenes. Again, it could be eyestrain.Raiko101

during cutscenes there shouldnt be any ghosting as they are in 2D. I would say thats not normal.

Gen007

[QUOTE="Raiko101"]Ghosting is a typical result of eye strain. Usually when your focus just isn't quite right. If it is eye strain, and that doesn't necessarily mean your eyes feel uncomfortable, rather they just cannot focus on the screen properly, then there are two solutions. Either turn the 3D down a bit, or stop playing for half hour and let your eyes recover. If its particular cutscenes though, it could be that the 3D effect is slightly stronger in those scenes, compared to other cutscenes. Again, it could be eyestrain.enrique_marrodz

Where did you guys come up with this?

Eye strain does not cause ghosting in 3D. Its called crosstalk and its normal for current 3D displays.

[QUOTE="enrique_marrodz"][QUOTE="Raiko101"]Ghosting is a typical result of eye strain. Usually when your focus just isn't quite right. If it is eye strain, and that doesn't necessarily mean your eyes feel uncomfortable, rather they just cannot focus on the screen properly, then there are two solutions. Either turn the 3D down a bit, or stop playing for half hour and let your eyes recover. If its particular cutscenes though, it could be that the 3D effect is slightly stronger in those scenes, compared to other cutscenes. Again, it could be eyestrain.MonkeyPulp

Where did you guys come up with this?

Eye strain does not cause ghosting in 3D. Its called crosstalk and its normal for current 3D displays.

I had this problem with Pilotwings for nearly a week. Couldn't have the 3D all the way up as the ghosting effect was awful. Come the end of the week it was fine. Raiko101

It seems your basing this on personal experience where the tilt of the 3DS, the depth, or the contrast of colours can completely change the outcome.

I also get ghosting after lengthy periods of play, in which my eyes are straining to see the image clearly. Raiko101

I have used a lot of 3D in the past, which somewhat helps me spot crosstalk very easily. However, my friends haven't used very much 3D, and don't see crosstalk very easy.

If you "eye strain theory" was true, my eyes would be "strained" and their eyes would be fine. This is not the case though, They don't notice the crosstalk until I point it out, which is when they too see it the exact same as me.

The more normalized you get to stereoscopic 3D, the easier you will spot its current flaws.