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On a positive note: graphics were rightfully showed in front of the action, and the extra depth was exciting to watch at times. Just not when there were any fast moving cars around – Red Bull cars and such. Commercials are never fun to watch, except when they’re about a product you want to purchase. This has nothing to do with my third 3D test though, which was regular television. I’m sad to say that the C8700 made mistakes regularly when the commercials hit in. I found slogan text (buy cheese now) to pop out while the price remained in the background.

On top of that some of the graphics weren’t sharp. Overall the loss of brightness and the discomfort from the glasses made regular television not recommended for 3D conversion. Of course your mileage may vary, some shows lend themselves more to the system than others. I popped Avatar in my PS3 and hit 3D on the remote. Mind you I haven’t seen this movie in 3D in the cinemas so no reference there.

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Avatar looked amazing in 3D. The opening scene when the main character floats looks fantastic. Objects looked sharp, and the television made to mistakes in depth calculations. The only downside isn’t really Samsung’s fault but a compromise in the active shutter glasses technique. These darkened glasses work like sunglasses and remove some brightness when viewing 3D. This occurred in all the footage I saw. Last but not least: gaming.

I turned on my PS3 and started the titles I discussed earlier. I was again torn between good and bad experiences. LittleBigPlanet made no difference at all. But it does work in racing titles. Overall I felt the games were built up in 4 layers of depth, with nothing really coming out of the TV or sitting completely in the background. I found a lot of instances of crosstalk and that wasn’t the only problem.

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Some of objects showed ‘halos’ around them, some weren’t sharp and other weren’t as far on the background as they needed to be. It made the experience very tiring and therefore I won’t use it much. Native 3D games can change my mind but for now gaming in 3D is a no go, with the Samsung C8700 at least. So here’s what I think about the conversion system by Samsung. It works but your mileage may vary. Some of the television shows/movies don’t work too great, especially with a lot of moving objects.

I also found SD 3D way more frustrating than HD 3D, with the latter displaying very sharp textures and objects. Gaming for now is a no go with conversion, a nice gimmick that will not last. Also a no go is watching 3D in a resting position. You can’t watch 3D with the glasses in a 90-degree angle. Doing so will result in a black screen.

I’d like to stress that I wasn’t able to test native 3D, so for now my opinion about 3D is subject to change. Conclusions Samsung did a terrific job with the C8700 LED television. Its design is beautiful and will please most buyers – but not all. Watching SD is a bit of a pain on the large screen so a few feet of viewing distance is advised. HD content looks excellent though, with great black levels and amazing color reproduction. But the overly smooth motion can annoy some and please others.

The 3D conversion system is very easy to use and can work great. Especially HD movies are converted well. Fast paced SD or gaming should stay into the 2D realm for now. You can’t really go wrong with the Samsung C8700.

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