If I don't want to see in 3D, can I use it only in 2D mode? Or everything will be converted into 3D? And I would see blurred all the time if I don't wear the 3D glasses.
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Everything is seen in 2d unless you buy glasses and have a 3d dvd playee or computer
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You can use in 2d and show anything unless its formatted for 3d. It shows normal hd channels in great picture do not need glasses unless you choose to upscale to 3d
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Yep-- the 2D is awesome! We love this projector! Be sure to get a HD screen too- we found a great one- 120 inches for under $200
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Yes this can be used in only 2D. I haven't tried the 3D yet, but i do use the 2D function every day and I couldn't be happier. Never buying a TV for the main viewing room again!
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You can use as you want. Usually I use it as 2D and HD moves are very good. Only do not forget about sound, it should be organized separately.
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I've used it in 2D mode since the day I bought it, works great as a 2D only projector.
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Dont worry, It will be 2D by default. It will only switch to 3D if it detects a source that is 3D compatable. Personally I love mine. Fantastic buy for the price and a great picture.
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This projector plays great in 2D and can be switched to 3D: both options play great.
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Under settings, go into "Picture and Display", then select "3d Settings". Turn on "3d display" and then select the "Simulated 3d" option.I can't comment on good the effect is as I am still waiting on my 3d glasses to come in. Supposedly the best glasses are the PlayStation branded glasses.
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You need to transfer 3d photos into PC then transfer to tablet. 3d photos look Ok "not great", but you can see them in 3d without glasses.
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This TV functions like a non-3D television for the most part and all non-3D media plays normally. The 2D-to-3D feature is an option you would select from the menu if you choose to. However, real 3D content such as 3D videos will appear distorted if 3D viewing option is not selected.
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I honestly can't remember how I got them to work. I think there is an option in the Optoma menus that state what mode of 3D to use. I happened to find DLP Link was one of the options, but this was after about an hour of messing around with it. To be completely honest I sent these glasses back because of the comfort issue. I ended up going with a model from Quantum. Much more comfortable, and I don't feel like I'm looking under them. Once you get the projector set up properly you won't need to mess with it anymore. 2D movies will play normally and it will automatically go back to DLP Link when it detects a 3D signal. After you get the projector into DLP Link mode, keep in mind there is an 'invert mode' some movies you may need to press the power button once or twice to flip between modes, otherwise the picture looks funny. I can't explain it, but you will probably recognize it when you see it. It's like instead of projecting out towards you it's projecting in away from you. Good luck getting it set up. Again it took me awhile to figure it out, but hopefully you will have better luck.
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Jane M., Most people want 3-D for certain movies or just specific times. You definitely do NOT have to watch 3-D all the time. This will support regular 2-D programming just like you'd normally get from any other television, but it will enable 3-D features when you want the panel to display in 3-D. Totally your choice when that happens. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
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The main ? would be if your projectors does send those IR or DLP signals for your Glasses... as a convetor it is more fit for a non 3D tv (or projector) because will work with a 1.3 HDMI (this is the old 2D) but if your projector have the 1.4 HDMI (imput) that is the 3D one then you do not need this box. Now if you do not have any signal (for your glasses-like an emitter) then will only be able to enjoy 3D with Colors Glasses (included) I notice there is a section for 3D TV also...
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When watching broadcast tv. You have the option for the tv to digitally alter the standard 2D image to appear as 3D when wearing the glasses. It doesn't always look that impressive. However when you attach a 3D Blu Ray player to the set and use the supplied glasses.. The 3D looks pretty good. TITANIC translated really well. You have the option to view images in 2D,or by pushing a button on the remote control.. Enjoy 3D. Hope this answered your question?.. All 3D tv's have the same options. (Best for 3D is a set with 120hz processor minimum. 240hz is better. But 60hz still works satisfactory)
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This converter converts 2D signals to 3D signals,(which will save you paying the cable company for 3D TV channels). And most importantly your TV needs to be at least a Passive 3D , Then you can watch it using the Specific Glasses. If your TV is not a Passive 3D, then you will not be able to watch any 3D. TV needs to understand 3D signal first.
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NO, You must choose to turn 2D to 3D Converting on. Some shows/movies convert better then others.
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Jesse,Yes, you can simulate 3-D (with the glasses and the 3-D feature ON) with 2D television. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products.--Mr. S
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Once you push the 3D button you will see a bunch of pictures from left to right just continue to arrow right on the images until the 3D is clear, because the features adjusts to all the different types. I have found the first one usually works so push 3D then the OK button and put on your glasses on for 3D on a regular TV channel. Once you are done viewing the 3D feature just push the button again and it will return to regular TV again.
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The dark tint is inherit to the fact that you are watching the movie through a filter. With tradition 3D glasses, this is a X and Y filter. X filters out the X frequency frame (left eye) and the Y filters out the other.. thus providing the artificial stereo dimension to the picture. The 2D glasses work exactly the same way, the only difference is that they box filter out X.. leaving only Y, thus providing a mono picture (flat). If dark screens are a problem for you, I'd recommend forgoing the 3D sessions and enjoying a cheaper and brighter cinematic experience.
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It's a 3D converter, so it really only functions with converting 2D images into 3D. Normally you would need a 3D tv if you wanted to convert a 3D image with 3D Bee, however I've stumbled upon an alternative that worked for me. If you want to have a 3D bee and not chunk out the additional cost of a 3DTV, and the alteration of color from red/cyan glasses simply use another tv converter that works for 3D images for 2D television. It worked for me!
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Yes it can be viewed in 2D. We too didn't care about the 3D feature. We love the tv, no complaints
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Not really. You can set the tv to 3d while watching media shot in 2d and it will have a slight effect, but not anything great. It is more cumbersome to wear the glasses than the worth of the "3d" quality. This tv works best for media actually shot in 3d and even if it is 3d specific. I just watched the new Dr. Who ep shot in 3d ( downloaded 3d file -> ps3) which was side by side and was probably the best quality 3d viewing I've gotten out of the tv.
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It will only do this if you select it in the menu. All 3d tv's give you the choice between 2d and 3d.