what kind of 3d glasses should be used?
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That would depend upon your TV. Your TV must have 3D capabilities. Different TV's have different glasses.
306522
I believe with any LG model that has the 3d tv should work. Any other manufactures may have diffrent glasses type.
899997
Any 3D passive glasses, just like: ED Adult 4 Pack - LG AG-F310DP + AG-F400DP Cinema 3D Dual Play Compatible Gaming Glasses 4 Adult Glasses
1277320
These are 3D glasses for 3D HD moves or videos. I bought one @ $50 and noticed that it sometime out of sync with the images on screen. Such kind of issue may not be noticeable. Many didn't know till I told them. I am picky so I go back to buy another one from Epson @ $100.
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As far as I can determine you should be using TY EW3DMU 3D glasses. This is just what I have gleamed from the internet, I am not sure if the information is correct. You might try calling Panasonic support for more info.
695500
Nvidia has a site you might want to check out. link http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-glasses.htmlI have a GeForce GT620 card which supports 3D. If you're upgrading the video card, i recommend looking at a combo kit including 3D glasses. The other thing is decide if you want wireless or wired glasses. Most 3D glasses use the active shutter and should match the 120Hz of the Acer monitor. Hope this helps.
2033593
No, I don't believe that is possible. Special glasses are required for 3D that are designed specifically for 3D programs.
1982417
No. 3D video wizard uses glasses that are blue/amber, not these that are standard red/blue.
1751788
Yes -- I have worn my 3D glasses over my regular glasses and it works fine.
110709
I don't think they do to badly. I do wear glasses and though no 3d specks I have found are great in that area these do as well, or better, than most IMO.
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When you have 3D glasses, each eye gets presented with a different image that your brain puts together. With 2D, both eyes get the same thing, so it'd be like a normal-vision person watching a normal 2D movie with one eye closed, which I think would be fine for you.So, yeah, I think you should go for it, it sounds like that would help.
2005011
No, you have to use red/cyan glasses, I bought several and have shown people the pictures that I printed.. They liked them a lot and wondered how I did it.. Will not work with 3D-TV, that is a whole different concept.. That would require you reading up on 3D-TV and the system they use..
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From Sony: (requires) "Two pair of SimulView active glassesNOTE: The 3D glasses used to watch 3D content on a 3D TV are not supported for use with the SimulView feature."
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One. My Panasonic 3D TV is about 3 years old and requires passive glasses. I originally bought 3 pairs of 3rd party glasses and replaced two pairs recently; the price had dropped by a little more than half in that time. Due to the price drop, I bought a pair of Panasonics because they were no longer selling at a big premium; they seem to perform better and hold up better than the 3rd party brand. 3rd party would be cheaper but pay close attention to customer ratings.
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you need both a 3d player such as your (blueray) and a 3d tv OR 3d projector in order to watch a 3d movie , you will also need the corresponding glasses designed to go with your projector or tv
901023
The new models coming out will still require glasses but they will be passive. If I'm not mistaken, they should be the XVT3DXX5SP and XVT3DXX6SP series. Passive 3D provides its own set of pros and cons: Pros : a set of passive 3D glasses should only cost around $10 each compared to the $100 active sets. They should be lighter too. Cons : You won't see true HD 3D content. Due to the way the passive 3D works you will see half of 1080 to each eye, effectively seeing only 540 lines of resolution. For 2D you will see 1080 though.
793399
You should be able use these glasses.. the technology should still be the same. Kids I'm not sure..