Do the glasses darken the screen like watching 3D movies in the theater does? That's one reason I kind of wanted shutter-3D glasses.
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I don't see darkness when watching the TV, if you go away from the TV you would of course have a tint to your vision. The TV is very colorful and very good with the glasses they give you
2150163
The 3D glasses fit more like goggles... That said, "It doesn't seem to me that they would accommodate a pair of glasses under them. "
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Passive. This is the only kind of 3D I can watch. The active shutter glasses would make me nauseous and dizzy.Passive 3D is the best, in my opinion.
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All 3ACTIVE 3D glasses have premium LCD lenses. That being said, all active shutter 3D glasses will have a slight darkening effect when activated. With respect to the nose piece, we have tried to design a comfortable glass that will fit well on most noses and on most faces. The design is one size fits all.
685235
As well as any other 3D glasses from a movie theater. Bought them for a friend and he hasn't had any issues.
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..
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It works well but the glasses are irritating to wear as they make everything look darker. I've only used the 3D for playing video games once but it was pretty cool and worked well.
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I got them through Amazon but returned them as the picture was rendered too dark when using the glasses. According to tech blogs very few movies are made to accommodate the drop in brightness, something to do with polarization. Don't know if the same can be said for TV 3D II am going to wait until the glasses have developed more for projectors
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When you have 3D glasses, each eye gets presented with a different image that your brain puts together. With 2D, both eyes get the same thing, so it'd be like a normal-vision person watching a normal 2D movie with one eye closed, which I think would be fine for you.So, yeah, I think you should go for it, it sounds like that would help.
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I haven't used the glasses at night. I only use them for shooting and that's a daytime activity at the range. I can try them out tonight while walking around or driving, and see if they help with glare. It would be helpful if you can reply with how you plan to use the glasses for glare reduction, so I can replicate the conditions if possible.
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No. Your 3d glasses need to be pair with your TV this glasses are regular glasses like the ones you used in the Theaters.
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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.
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These are 3D glasses for 3D HD moves or videos. I bought one @ $50 and noticed that it sometime out of sync with the images on screen. Such kind of issue may not be noticeable. Many didn't know till I told them. I am picky so I go back to buy another one from Epson @ $100.
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I'm sorry, I've never tried them at an IMAX 3D movie. They do work for regular 3D movies though. For the price of the glasses, I'd say get them and try them at an IMAX 3D movie. If they don't work there, you can always get your use out of them at a regular 3D movie!
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No, these glasses do not work in Dolby 3D theatres. It's a shame, because the proprietary Dolby glasses used in cinemas are tiny and horrible.
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no, my glasses actually last a pretty long time. I charge them after every movie, but have watched over 3 hrs of 3d content on one charge.
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No is passive 3d you only need the glasses it brings or even theater glasses.