No- just the ref and they are a primrose and blue colour

Did anyone watch it in 3D? I just want to know what people think of it?

Yep, commented ealier, it's brilliant. I wasn't expecting too much due to some comments read on these boards, but I was glad I went out of my way to see it in 3D.

The quality was just breathtaking. It took a little getting used to at times as some of the camera angles were weird. They had 3 side cameras. One on each 10m line, and one on the halfway, so at times it was a bit like that moving camera they had for the Grand Final last year, but you soon got used to it.

I would recommend anybody goes out of their way to watch 3D next time they do a game.

Cheers... sounds good... the Cameras at the ground looked pretty weird.

It's a shame that we'll have to wait until the Grand Final to see it again

not really the game is being replayed everyday from tuesday so you could go take a peak at it.

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Can you not say that about most technology though? If you waited like that you would never buy anything.

True, but in this case it's competition between two incompatible technologies - will end up a bit like all the people who bought Betamax VCR's before VHS became the standard (for those old enough to remember the olden days...).

If 3D is a success does that mean the video ref can now judge forrrrwaaaard passes?

They are NOT incompatible at all, all 3D tv's are capable of showing both forms of 3D, both passive and active. The match in 3D was awesome, albeit sport is not the best medium for 3D anyway, unlike a film which is specifically made for 3D.

The people who are willing to knock 3D fall into one of the following categories:
1) those who have not witnessed or seen it.
2) those who cannot afford it, so wish it to fail.
3) those who have recently bought what they thought was an up to date tv.
4) those that are wary of anything new (usually oldies)
5) jealousy.

3D is here to stay, major films are being made and released in 3D, Sky is starting to transmit 3D, TV's that are 3D (or 3D ready are already on sale.

ITS THE FUTURE.................I'VE SEEN IT.

too true. If everyone waited, they wouldn't sell anything. Before 3D without glasses becomes the norm. (years away yet)
there are warehouses full of 'old' technology to shift. i.e. people are still buying 32" tv's, Plasma tv's, LCD tv's, tv's without freeview HD in them, 50hz and 100hz flatscreen tv's.
Its only when all these old tv's have been shifted or people stop buying them that 46"+ LED 400hz Freeview HD 3D tv's become the norm.

I'm not knocking 3D at all, just suggesting people don't splash out a couple of grand for the current system when the integral imaging or lenticular TVs will soon be available, obviating the need for glasses. In the meantime, for the limited amount of 3D material available, watch in the pub!

Certainly intend to go watch a replay this week I think.