Does this use the same glasses as you get in a regular theater?? (Just polarized, no electronics)
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No. It uses active DLP link shutter glasses. I have a review on these on Amazon. They are excellent. I recommend the ones which use replaceable batteries, unless you want to be constantly recharging the USB ones.
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No. DLP ONLY electronic glasses. The 3D emitter is located in the projector so no additional relay is needed. I use glasses from Dimensional Optics. They are 2 for $99.95. They provide a very sharp image and are comfortible on the nose. (Polarized via a projector requires 2 synchronized projectors!)
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No. Theaters have $25,000 projectors that allows users to use cheap disposable glasses. To use polarized glasses you'll have to spend 5 digits. Which would be stupid because the picture quality sucks. Home theater glasses range from $50-$100 each but the picture quality is twice as good, both eyes receive 1080P. I recommend TrueDepth glasses. Cheap theater glasses are not compatible outside the theater. Besides, theater glass only send 540 to each eye for a total if 1080. If you haven't seen home theater 3D then you haven't seen 3D. Theater 3D PQ sucks!
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No, it uses rechargeable ones. You could use two projectors and a special adapter I think, but polarized usually requires a special screen.
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The Benq W7000 requires active shutter glasses either with a replaceable CR2032 battery or aftermarket glasses that use a rechargeable battery thru a usb port on your computer. The best glasses are the one sold by Benq that use the replaceable battery. These glasses may cost more than aftermarket glasses but they will always sync to the projector. The battery will last for several months to a year. Thanks!
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No. Need ACTIVE 3-D glasses for that T.V. Best place to find them (and cheapest) is Amazon.com.
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You will need to buy the Epson glasses or a compatible type they list. They are not the same as the glasses you use at the movie theater. I have Sony glasses as well but they would not connect to Epson projector. The 3d is very good for the price of the projector. I was impressed and I also have a 60inch 3d Sony TV.
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This should do just fine in the theater. I think this is my favorite binocular because it can focus up close and far away. The physical size is not small like an "opera glass" but small enough to carry in a small purse or bag to go the theater.
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Almost any non active glasses. Personally I keep the LG ones for the adults and use the ones from the movie theaters for the children. Personally the only difference to me is the size and feel around my face.
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These are very similar to those regular 3D glasses you would see at the theatre. If those worked over your regular glasses then I would assume these might too.
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Sorry for the delayed response but I just set up my projector a few days ago. Yes these glasses are great!
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No, the glasses must be active, and should be Epson. Some reviewers stated that Sony glasses would work, but they did not for me.
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I wear glasses when I use mine, can't see the little electronic connections without 'em. The glasses don't get in the way.
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You should be able use these glasses.. the technology should still be the same. Kids I'm not sure..
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No, unfortunately none of the lenses are polarized. But the dark ones still work quite well in very bright light situations.
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It comes with glasses, but they are not necessary for everyday viewing. They smudge easily and the batteries will die within a day if you do not turn them off. It is hard to tell if they are turned off or not. Some of them work better than others. A lot of people will say the 3D glasses are just gimmicky. To me, it depends on what 3D movie you're watching. Some movies, it looks great. Others it looks worse with the glasses on, or doesn't help much. May even make you feel cross-eyed. I guess it depends on the movie. Best one is Imax with Jim Carrey.
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Yes; that is the reason I bought it. It works fine with standard REAL D movie theater 3D glasses. Lee
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No. Polarizing filters are extra. Go for a circular polarizer though and get a good one. This camera deserves it.
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no, Nvidias system uses active shutter glasses and this monitor uses passive polarized glasses. completely different technology.
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Yes the glasses work.The screen gets darker and less clear.The best 3D are the animated cartoons.
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No is passive 3d you only need the glasses it brings or even theater glasses.