Searched here for anything being said about this and nothing found so I wanted to find out if other people reading here have seen this happening with their EVO V.
I returned my first one because of a 3D focusing problem but that one also had overly bright 3D pictures. The replacement has the same trouble with brightness differences of 2D and 3D pictures.
Luckily no focus problem. 
Posting these two examples. Only switched from 2D to 3D, after I already tried setting exposure to -1, so no actual changes done between them.
Improves the 3D but makes 2D dark. And almost seems the -2 exposure setting doesn't really fix the 3D either, as though it's just so bad that exposure can't compensate correctly.
That said, I haven't actually checked every possible combination in the settings yet, although I did try contrast (-1), white balance (daylight) and enhance (off).
Another observation... I wasn't expecting a field of view difference when I first got the EVO V, meaning the 3D seems to zoom in. I realize there's an image resolution change but I just thought both 2D and 3D would appear to be the same "zoom" before I saw what these cameras were doing.
Another thing I should say, when viewed on the EVO V I noticed a brightness shift going on which looks like it tries to equalize for a dimming 3D image. I know I had been reading about the inherent dimming of these type of screens long before I got this thing, but the flashing brightness change looks peculiar to me when I scroll from 2D to 3D pictures, blinks a moment then settles into what appears to be an approximately similar brightness level for both 2D and 3D. Despite the actual wrong exposures, of course.
Yet another point about it, I'm guessing this could be solved in software so maybe there could be a fix in an update? I really don't like the idea of going to settings every time I switch from 2D to 3D!
I returned my first one because of a 3D focusing problem but that one also had overly bright 3D pictures. The replacement has the same trouble with brightness differences of 2D and 3D pictures.
Luckily no focus problem. Posting these two examples. Only switched from 2D to 3D, after I already tried setting exposure to -1, so no actual changes done between them.
Improves the 3D but makes 2D dark. And almost seems the -2 exposure setting doesn't really fix the 3D either, as though it's just so bad that exposure can't compensate correctly.
That said, I haven't actually checked every possible combination in the settings yet, although I did try contrast (-1), white balance (daylight) and enhance (off).
Another observation... I wasn't expecting a field of view difference when I first got the EVO V, meaning the 3D seems to zoom in. I realize there's an image resolution change but I just thought both 2D and 3D would appear to be the same "zoom" before I saw what these cameras were doing.
Another thing I should say, when viewed on the EVO V I noticed a brightness shift going on which looks like it tries to equalize for a dimming 3D image. I know I had been reading about the inherent dimming of these type of screens long before I got this thing, but the flashing brightness change looks peculiar to me when I scroll from 2D to 3D pictures, blinks a moment then settles into what appears to be an approximately similar brightness level for both 2D and 3D. Despite the actual wrong exposures, of course.
Yet another point about it, I'm guessing this could be solved in software so maybe there could be a fix in an update? I really don't like the idea of going to settings every time I switch from 2D to 3D!
