are the stars 3d or like paper thin
209399
Yes , the stars are 3D, they look great! If your a huge DBZ fan, you'll notice they aren't the size they are suppose to be, but still look great displayed !
1017075
hello, you should not be doing anything wrong. These stars do need to recharge. I normally just leave my windows open and have the sun light recharge the stars during the day. Then it will work during the night. Not the whole night, I believe, but it does last for a few hours.
1155776
These stars glows in green color. Very tiny stars there are only 4 big ones I got, size of your index finger i believe and others are just bunch of craps... i suggest you look for a bigger one. Hope it helps.
1318548
I wouldn't say exactly "paper thin," but yes, thin. They are more elegant looking than the thick, heavier glasses you get at Macy's. So it just depends on what you want them for. I don't let my grandkids use them. I bought them for bridge club adults!
1709517
They are similar to the 3-D Glasses that you get at theatres. My daughters use them on a regular basis and they love it! They are light and comfortable and just the right size for kids.
1031365
Stars are pretty good pin-points in the central region of the lenses. I am not sure of all 4 of Jupiter's moons. Maybe with a tripoid.
211080
I would say they are slightly heavier than paper thin - closer to card stock weight. I cut circles out of the green to put in my landscape lighting and they withstood snow, rain, below freezing temps so they were fairly durable. They do not tear easily - they must be cut with scissors or ever sharp blade. Hope this helps!
2009542
No, there thin and almost see threw with light. I consider this a starter kit, so have fun with it now but I would recommend you upgrade in the future. Especially if your plan on doing something professional.
622877
Very basic. I use them for airplane watching and they work well for that but I would want more power for stars.
1678554
the birds are 3d, although one of mine came in mashed. in trying to fix it, it popped. not really worth the money. they are small also.
1891470
I believe they will work. I was just at an XD showing and had my 2D glasses in case the 3D was crappy for Guardians of the Galaxy. I never pulled them out because the 3D was really effective in that one. Next time I'll remember to try it out to know for sure and post here unless someone beats me to it.
2254844
They are thinner, they make a flexible postcard. However, they do hold color well and for mass mailings or reminder cards are not a bad buy.
1803714
you dont do it in the software, you let the PJ do it. tbh, the 2d to 3d conversion in ANY pj is never very good.
565705
Star shaped, for sure. I went to check after I saw the other posts here because I became doubtful seeing two responses of straight. I just pulled one out and the ones I have are definitely star shaped at the bottom.
1540707
The item is at my grandchildren's home. I'm not sure they have looked at the moon but they do talk a lot about the stars. I'm sorry I am not much help.
43652
These binoculars certainly does not bring the stars as close as a good tripod mounted telescope would. There is no mounting socket for a tripod on the binoculars. The binoculars DO give you a very clear and steady view of the moon, or planes or other flying objects in the atmosphere. The length of time you can watch an object is determined by the amount of time your arms can hold the binoculars up.The binoculars DO NOT give you an IR (infrared) night view such a nightscope, such as the military nightscopes. I'm not familiar with the cost and efficiency of nightscopes, so I can't make any recommendations. These binoculars certainly does not bring the stars as close as a good tripod mounted telescope would. There is no mounting socket for a tripod on the binoculars. The binoculars DO give you a very clear and steady view of the moon, or planes or other flying objects in the atmosphere. The length of time you can watch an object is determined by the amount of time your arms can hold the binoculars up.The binoculars DO NOT give you an IR (infrared) night view such a nightscope, such as the military nightscopes. I'm not familiar with the cost and efficiency of nightscopes, so I can't... » Read More These binoculars certainly does not bring the stars as close as a good tripod mounted telescope would. There is no mounting socket for a tripod on the binoculars. The binoculars DO give you a very clear and steady view of the moon, or planes or other flying objects in the atmosphere. The length of time you can watch an object is determined by the amount of time your arms can hold the binoculars up.The binoculars DO NOT give you an IR (infrared) night view such a nightscope, such as the military nightscopes. I'm not familiar with the cost and efficiency of nightscopes, so I can't make any recommendations. « Show Less
1290710
Not sure exactly what the liquid is but it is definitely more viscous (thicker) than water. The stars "float" down at just the right speed to imagine they are falling stars.