Best 3D glass to use with Optoma HD33: Hello, Can anyone suggest which 3D glass works best with Optoma HD33?
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these worked perfectly, and very reasonably priced. http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-Pairs-2-3D-DLP-Link-Shutter-Active-Glasses-1-5-Ounces-3D-Ready-White-/180770989193?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2a16ca6489
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As far as I can determine you should be using TY EW3DMU 3D glasses. This is just what I have gleamed from the internet, I am not sure if the information is correct. You might try calling Panasonic support for more info.
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Hi Carl, most Optoma projectors have a 3D 'DLP-Link' emitter built into them. People often purchase this '3D-RF' emitter in conjunction with the Radio Frequency glasses because they give a better & brighter image compared to DLP-Link. I personally bought an emitter and pair of glasses which are fantastic to watch 3D through.If I've missed anything let me know,Kind RegardsCarlos Thrasy
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I haven't seen the BenQ W1070, but from what I've heard they sound similar in many ways, each with their pros and cons. I should add her that I just bought a BenQ 7000. If you have the cash I would highly recommend going that route. If not then I'm sure you'll be very happy with the HD33. I have been.
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Most 3d tv's from 2012 onward share the same glasses tech. I think Sony is the only company still using proprietary glasses. I personally bought the Samsung SSG4100GB glasses, and they work fine on my Panasonic DT50. If you have any type of light in the room other than the tv, it will distract you from the side as these glasses are open design and do not wrap around on the sides, but how can you complain when they are under $20 each.
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I hope these glasses should work. Before buying,Kindly check in the menu for 3D, if you find "DLP-link" in the options then there should not be any problem.
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Active 3D glasses. I purchased the Sain Sonics because they were a reasonable price. The brand hasn't seemed to make a difference in function. The big thing to know is that you require a 3D converter to make the projector visible to the blu-ray player. They run about $200 from Optoma and Viewsonic. Totally worth it though because it's still less than an actual 3D projector, running over a thousand dollars.
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A 3d bluray player will player any 2d or 3d bluray movie, most of the 3d blurays include both the 2d and 3d version of the movies, but not all you have to check, If you want to watch a bluray 3d movie in 3d on your hd66 you must have the optoma 3d-xl.
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According to http://optomausa.com/products/detail/HD25 " seamlessly integrates your DLP® Link™ or RF 3D" ... so yes... these DLP glasses would be compatible with your projector
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Hello Gary; Sorry I can't help you with the comparison between the HD33 and the Epson 5030UB. I have a Optoma GT700 3D and purchased the Epson 5030UB in December. It has great color, clarity and brightness. I use my as a portable for playing mainly blurays. One nice feature is the zoom. Once I get the picture within the area of the screen I can use the zoom to square it in to the frame. The reviews I read convinced me to wait until this projector was available. Hope this helps.
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The mitsubishi adapter will not work.The options currently are Optoma 3d-xl ,viewsonic vp3d1,vip theater. I've seen the optoma for low as $300 with 1 pair of glasses and the viewsonic for $250 the vip is more expensive.
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True Depth 3D Firestorm glasses are compatable with OPTOMA HD25LV projector perfectly well. It is required to get into the settings of projector and change the default decoding method. Frankly I don't remember which menu was it, but reading the manual you can't miss to spot how to do.
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These Glasses work with all DLP LINK projectors. As for the HD66 I don't know but if it is DLP LINK compatible it should have the logo on the projector or say so in the manual. I looked on the Optoma website and it doesn't mention it at all so My guess is no. The HD66 requires a 3D converter box called the 3D-XL in order to use for 3D. That comes with a pair of glasses. The manual for that may provide more information as well.
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I do not know as I have the Optoma HD33 and have no problems with it. If your project has DLP-Link support for 3D that it should work.
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No I haven't. I have an LG TV. The definitive word on this is you always order glasses made by the television's manufacturer to optimize quality. Can any 3D glasses work? Sure. You can even use the "cheapy" glasses given at a movie theatre. If Vizio has any, buy them from Vizio. Othwer wise, these work great. I am very happy with the LG glasses.
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These are DLP glasses and are compatible with all DLP 3D projectors.I currently have an Optoma proj., but previously had a view sonic with which they worked fine.
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I have a Epson V11H501020 Powelite home cinema 3020 3D 1080p projector. These work similar to Epson 3D glasses and they are cheaper!