How see people the 3D pictures on ther pc if NOT using red/cyan glasses anymore? Do they have to transfer it to their 3D-TV or how can this work?
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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..
2005012
I dont use the 3d effect at all, too amazed by the webcam clarity, never any time to mess with the 3D effect.
2005013
They do have software which you can buy to change it from red/cyan to 3d sbs.
2005014
Very broken English but I think I understood. You need the red/cyan glasses, as the camera doesn't output 3D in any other format.
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You can view these photographs (JPEGS) on any regular computer screen, even on your television screen as long as you are wearing the Red/Blue glasses. BTW, you can also make photo prints like you normally would for regular photographs and they come out even better. I suggest selecting your best shots then print those out. Good luck! I bought a second camera after i fell and crushed the screen on my first one. A GREAT buy at $27.99 absolutely, I paidf $100 originally.
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Yes. You need the glasses. What happens when you watch a 3D movie without the glasses? You can't see it as well.
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3DRF is not line of sight like the infared 3d glasses, so the glasses work even if they can't "see" the emitter. If you want to go DLP link, you have that choice, just buy a DLP link emitter. Picture quality is basically the same either way, as long as the IR glasses can see the IR emitter. Note that positioning the IR emitter for a projector can be a little more complicated than for a 3d tv. With the TV the emitter plugs into the TV, which is always in front of you. Often projectors are behind the audience- for IR you'd have to figure out how to route the emitter so that it's in front and can be seen by the glasses.
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All passive 3d glasses should be compatible. Other than red and cyan, of course.
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This computer comes with one pair of 3D glasses specialized for this unit so you can't just watch movies with any pair of Shutter glasses.It ONLY plays 3D Blu-Ray movies and Short media which can be found on the 3DVsionLive.com website which is run by the graphics card manufacturer.You will be able to play 3D movies only after you configure your graphics card to work with the 3D glasses provided. And they can only be watched if played using the included Toshiba 3D BluRay Player. I don't believe standard streaming 3D movies will necessarily play properly although they MIGHT. The only way I've gotten it to work so far is to Physically have a 3D BluRay Disc In the computer. VUDU etc... not guaranteed. This computer comes with one pair of 3D glasses specialized for this unit so you can't just watch movies with any pair of Shutter glasses.It ONLY plays 3D Blu-Ray movies and Short media which can be found on the 3DVsionLive.com website which is run by the graphics card manufacturer.You will be able to play 3D movies only after you configure your graphics card to work with the 3D glasses provided. And they can only be watched if played using the included Toshiba 3D BluRay Player. I don't believe standard streaming 3D movies will necessarily play properly although they MIGHT. The... » Read More This computer comes with one pair of 3D glasses specialized for this unit so you can't just watch movies with any pair of Shutter glasses.It ONLY plays 3D Blu-Ray movies and Short media which can be found on the 3DVsionLive.com website which is run by the graphics card manufacturer.You will be able to play 3D movies only after you configure your graphics card to work with the 3D glasses provided. And they can only be watched if played using the included Toshiba 3D BluRay Player. I don't believe standard streaming 3D movies will necessarily play properly although they MIGHT. The only way I've gotten it to work so far is to Physically have a 3D BluRay Disc In the computer. VUDU etc... not guaranteed. « Show Less
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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.
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no, you need a laptop that is 3d vision ready.. the card itself is but the screen is not however if you hook it to a 3D tv via hdmi cable than yes you can use 3d vision through a NVidia program called 3dtv play hope this helps
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It is 3d ready only. That means whatever device you hook up to the projector must be able to convert to/output 3d. Then you would need corresponding glasses for whatever type of 3d you are using. Hope that helped a little.
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I think the key to this is to make sure the image is projected onto a flat surface. I have had good results burning converted videos to disk and showing them on our flat screen tv. The old curved screen tv does not show it as 3d. If while watching on a flat screen tv, you take the glasses of you will see a distorted picture with multiple images.
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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 more in the box......charge the 3d glasses with the charger or use the use charger.....now if you have a 3d display the glasses with switch on to read the 3d signal......now the 3d video. or photo is viewable....enjoy..these glasses are for reading a 3d signal ...
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Once you push the 3D button you will see a bunch of pictures from left to right just continue to arrow right on the images until the 3D is clear, because the features adjusts to all the different types. I have found the first one usually works so push 3D then the OK button and put on your glasses on for 3D on a regular TV channel. Once you are done viewing the 3D feature just push the button again and it will return to regular TV again.
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This converter converts 2D signals to 3D signals,(which will save you paying the cable company for 3D TV channels). And most importantly your TV needs to be at least a Passive 3D , Then you can watch it using the Specific Glasses. If your TV is not a Passive 3D, then you will not be able to watch any 3D. TV needs to understand 3D signal first.
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I do not know what device you are referring to. Some 3D monitors come with no 3D receiver, and some do. If your computer monitors has a 3D Vision 2 receiver built in, then all you need are the Vision2 glasses (about $50.00). If the 3D monitor has no receiver built in, then you need the 3D glasses kit with includes a Nvidia receiver for Vision2 glasses, plus one set of glasses. Note that when buying a 3D monitor you need to make sure it is Nvidia 3D Vision2 capable. I hope this helps. jack
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Generally you would hook this up to a laptop/PC and load your images onto the laptop/PC and display them from there. This is a monitor, not a all-in-one 3D picture frame, so it needs a computer or some other device (that has HDMI out) to process the picture. I would think a low-budget (even an old) laptop you could get at an auction site (you know the one) could handle the picture processing part. Granted, the laptop needs to be recent enough to have HDMI.
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Read the description. The second bullet point answers your question. Supports 3D too.