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Viewing 3D imaging
(Only 3D models)
WARNING
Viewing environment
• Viewing Time
- - When watching 3D contents, take 5 - 15
minute breaks every hour. Viewing 3D
contents for a long period of time may
cause headache, dizziness, fatigue or eye
strain.
Those that have a
photosensitive seizure or
chronic illness
• Some users may experience a seizure or
other abnormal symptoms when they are
exposed to a flashing light or particular
pattern from 3D contents.
• Do not watch 3D videos if you feel nausea,
are pregnant and/ or have a chronic illness
such as epilepsy, cardiac disorder, or blood
pressure disease, etc.
• 3D Contents are not recommended to those
who suffer from stereo blindness or stereo
anomaly. Double images or discomfort in
viewing may be experienced.
• If you have strabismus (cross-eyed),
amblyopia (weak eyesight) or astigmatism,
you may have trouble sensing depth and
easily feel fatigue due to double images. It
is advised to take frequent breaks than the
average adult.
• If your eyesight varies between your right
and left eye, correct your eyesight prior to
watching 3D contents.
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Symptoms which require
discontinuation or
refraining from watching 3D
contents
• Do not watch 3D contents when you feel
fatigue from lack of sleep, overwork or
drinking.
• When these symptoms are experienced, stop
using/watching 3D contents and get enough
rest until the symptom subsides.
- - Consult your doctor when the
symptoms persist. Symptoms may
include headache, eyeball pain,
dizziness, nausea, palpitation, blurriness,
discomfort, double image, visual
inconvenience or fatigue.
CAUTION
Viewing environment
• Viewing Distance
- - Maintain a distance of at least twice the
screen diagonal length when watching
3D contents. If you feel discomfort in
viewing 3D contents, move further away
from the TV.
Viewing age
• Infants/Children
- - Usage/ Viewing 3D contents for children
under the age of 6 are prohibited.
- - Children under the age of 10 may
overreact and become overly excited
because their vision is in development
(for example: trying to touch the
screen or trying to jump into it. Special
monitoring and extra attention is
required for children watching 3D
contents.
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