Is the 3D effect better with after market glasses?
204509
It will be essentially the same with all glasses (as long as they are the correct type for your TV). The amount 3D effect is based more on your TV, each particular movie, viewing environment, etc. I purchased these glasses because they are a higher quality plastic so they don't scratch as easily and they are much more comfortable. I would suggest internet searching for something such as "get the most out of your 3D TV". Good luck
204510
These 3D glasses work very very nicely! I've tried 2 other pairs (including the ones from the theater) and the effect is extremely similar on them all, but these are more comfortable and work great. Be careful with actually touching the lenses, it's difficult to get the fingerprints completely off.
204511
This set of glasses work great with my 3D Vizio. They are a little thinner than the original glasses, but work the exact same. I would definetly recommend these for the price.
204512
There isn't much difference in the 3D effect, but they are more comfortable to wear and don't fall apart. They also fit over my regular glasses.
204513
I am not sure of the original glasses for this TV I got w/o the glasses, but I thought the 3D was great with these glasses as long as your TV uses passive glasses. There are different glasses for different TV's.
754969
My tv is viziio 3d , with passive glasses, like the one from the movie theaters, so i use thoses glasses. The unit come with one pair of blue/cyran glasses, i never used.
75977
The type of glasses don't make a difference for the 3D-Bee. But they do make a difference for the type of 3D viewing device you choose to view the 3D-Bee's converted 3D content on. If you want to watch more 3D content on your 3D TV, then you must use the type of glasses your TV requires.
1931823
Hi Janet, only with the included anaglyph amber/blue glasses. Those are the glasses where one lense is tinted amber and the other lense is tinted blue. While watching you get the 3d effect, but the color is distorted. You won't need to put your bluray player into 3d mode to get 3d. You don't need 3d discs to get the benefit either. Hope this was helpful.
2078282
I have a Mitsubishi DLP 3D television. So, I'm not sure I'm qualified to answer this question. However, I will say that if you go to their website you'll get a very straight forward and honest answer. I'm very happy with the glasses I use with my TV.
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..
1982417
No. 3D video wizard uses glasses that are blue/amber, not these that are standard red/blue.
546966
I purchased the Samsung SSG-4100GB glasses for about $20.00. The small coin battery seems to last forever. While I haven't watched any 3D movies with them, my soon and I have played Assassin's Creed III and other 3D-aware games for extended durations and enjoyed the immersion of the 3D effects. I might get the more expensive glasses when I'm less worried about teenager damage.
1819896
All passive 3d glasses should be compatible. Other than red and cyan, of course.
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.
645339
They work fairly well. You should know that most passive 3D tv's don't work as well as active on I max so it's not south the glasses as the technology.
1931824
Yes, but if your tv is 3D is better quality on 2D tv 3D image is with red and blue glasses but is okey, I like this device.
2249124
No, a pair of 3D glasses cannot be used for any type of 3D source. Televisions use several types of 3D, including ACTIVE, and PASSIVE. The source to activate the glasses can also be very different, from IR (infrared) and RF (radio frequency) the glasses must be the right kind to work. The type used in movie theaters are PASSIVE.
1335269
I just ordered these:http://i-glassesonline.stores.yahoo.net/dlp3d-wireless-2set.htmlFor $120 shipped with the emitter and 2 pairs of glasses, I've read on other sites that the Mits converts the 3D from the PS3 to the checkboard 3D tech the Mits supports. Not sure how well it's all going to work, but they look like they're pretty open to returns if people aren't satisfied, and for a little over $100, it's a pretty minimal investment.
779302
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 -&gt; ps3) which was side by side and was probably the best quality 3d viewing I've gotten out of the tv.
1028488
sorry but I don't use 3d passive glasses. but i know that for using 3d passive glasses, 3d signal from computer is needed.
2033593
No, I don't believe that is possible. Special glasses are required for 3D that are designed specifically for 3D programs.