Does this 3D TV have passive or active (shutter) glasses?
1147455
Passive. This is the only kind of 3D I can watch. The active shutter glasses would make me nauseous and dizzy.Passive 3D is the best, in my opinion.
1147456
It comes with passive glasses you can use the glasses they use in the movie theaters too
173839
According to the LG web site, the only compatible 3d glasses are AG-S250, which is an active model that requires a non-standard battery. The LG site lists these glasses as being discontinued, although you can still find some for sale on Amazon and eBay. I prefer TVs that use passive 3d technology since the images show no flickering, less crosstalk, and use glasses that are much cheaper and more comfortable (no battery, so very light weight).
164215
Joan E Borel, This model has the Active Shutter 3-D technology. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
1368086
Active shutter. You need to search for DLP compatible glasses. Perfectly goo ones go for about $18 now days.
1700132
Yes. These are ACTIVE 3D glasses and an internet search of your TV demonstrates that the TV used ACTIVE 3d technology.
1028486
This projector is not capable of outputting 3D for passive glasses. Passive 3D from a projector is expensive, either requiring an extremely expensive projector or an extremely complicated dual projector setup. You would also need a special screen that can properly reflect the polarized light of the passive 3d image. There are converters, but they are more expensive than this projector. Converting projected active 3d to passive 3d removes the main benefit of passive which is absolutely no flickering.
733197
No. The monitor is a passive-3D. You just need 3D-glasses to enjoy the 3D feature of this monitor.
909353
These are open standard glass, compatible to all 3D tv.... These r passive glass...
1028491
The projector does not work with passive glasses. The project projects "right eye" then "left eye" in rapid sequence hundreds of times per second. The active shutters synchronize to this so you perceive a single image but are actually viewing a stereo image. passive glasses use a polarized light shift and are actually showing right/left at the same time. The passive glasses filter the light so your right eye only sees one image and left the other.
1996116
Hi... if you have same tv.. you should get 4 free active 3d glasses free from Samsung in box.. new version lighter then previous heavey glasses. .. yes its active... hope my answer will complete your question. .. thanks :p
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Passive 3D is a plus, imo. Besides the lighter/cheaper/no-recharge glasses, the image is brighter. And it appears just as smooth/hi-res as the active 3D because each eye sees a picture 100% of the time and the eye interpolates, whereas shutter glasses have each eye closed half the time. No weird flickering or fatigue with the passive 3D,and (on my 42" Vizio) the 3D really pops and looks pretty nice.
754482
No, these are for passive TV's like the Visio, or LG. Amazon does sell shutter glasses, but these are not the ones.
562172
uses "active" glasses only, so passive ones (like from a theater) will not work
870419
Hi James Honeycutt, This TV supports Passive 3D. The model number of the Passive 3D glass is TDG-500P. Thanks. &gt;Joffrey
978738
It has Passive 3d which means you don't need batteries for 3D glasses just like the movie theaters and can be used original Panasonic 3d glasses that came with this tv or if you have a spare movie theater 3D glasses from the movie theater you can also use them I tried both and both works perfect.
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Guys, the glasses and TV's may be cheaper, but passive 3DTV's are at 540 resolution in 3D, compared to 1080 that active TV's offer. This is a huge difference that I was able to confirm myself by trying both at a Best Buy store. Remember that before making a decision.
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Out of the box this PJD requires Active 3D glasses. No converter is necessary. Passive glasses won't work. Modern active glasses are as light as passive ones anyway.