The same standards from 2D apply to 3D. User controls to be set right and then do grayscale and cms where applicable. Just through the glasses. Sure there are two types of 3D systems in terms of TV types but for our purposes, that is not too relevant. The approach is the same aside from glasses mounted on the passive side must be level as the user wears them or else the meter does not see the correct image.
nonstandard stuff is like how the sony glasses don’t work with the panasonic sets or samsung not working on sharp and so forth…
calibration is still the same but with all the limitations i mentioned in class about 3D
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