If I record videos for YouTube in 3D using this camera, what type of 3D glasses will I need to view the videos?
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Youtube converts it into all major 3D formats. Without a monitor or glasses you can cross your eyes and use the no glasses option. Colored glasses will give less than ideal results. Best used with a 3D monitor/TV in the side by side format. The SG 3D passive set yields FANTASTIC results right from youtube. No flicker, no batteries and no headaches. You can take home the glasses from the theaters and use them with the SG TV.
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it should but it does not, thus the 3d is useless until you find the right glasses!
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actually, Gooflee is right. Passive 3d glasses gives you a maximum of 540p in 3d because it splits one 1080 image into two for the glasses. Active gives you full 1080p because it displays a full 1080 image in each eye.
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http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-system-requirements.html You need a card on that list that says it supports 3d. There are 3rd party drivers that allow other cards, but the quality isn't quite as good.
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I've used it to watch YouTube videos and it works great for that. I've also uploaded a video with no problems. I have not used the built in camera, though.
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You should be able to see from the photos and the ad info that they are original nVidia glasses and the usb cable is shown in the photo. There is no such thing as 3rd party nVidia 3D vision glasses
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I believe it does, though I haven't used this feature. Check the user's manual, which you can find online. Of course 3D video can only be viewed on a 3D TV, with glasses. One bad feature about this camera is that the lenses are only about an inch apart, compared with the average 2.5 inches between your own two eyes. Do this give a rather minimal 3D effect. The other available digital 3D camera, the Fuji, has lenses spaced 3" apart, so it provides a much better 3D effect. However, this Lumix takes nicer, softer pictures; the photos from the Fuji are not as nice - harsher-looking. But I use the Fuji; I gave up on the Lumix, except for occasional indoor shots, because the 3D effect is so muted. I believe it does, though I haven't used this feature. Check the user's manual, which you can find online. Of course 3D video can only be viewed on a 3D TV, with glasses. One bad feature about this camera is that the lenses are only about an inch apart, compared with the average 2.5 inches between your own two eyes. Do this give a rather minimal 3D effect. The other available digital 3D camera, the Fuji, has lenses spaced 3" apart, so it provides a much better 3D effect. However, this Lumix takes nicer, softer pictures; the photos from the Fuji are not as nice - harsher-looking. But I... » Read More I believe it does, though I haven't used this feature. Check the user's manual, which you can find online. Of course 3D video can only be viewed on a 3D TV, with glasses. One bad feature about this camera is that the lenses are only about an inch apart, compared with the average 2.5 inches between your own two eyes. Do this give a rather minimal 3D effect. The other available digital 3D camera, the Fuji, has lenses spaced 3" apart, so it provides a much better 3D effect. However, this Lumix takes nicer, softer pictures; the photos from the Fuji are not as nice - harsher-looking. But I use the Fuji; I gave up on the Lumix, except for occasional indoor shots, because the 3D effect is so muted. « Show Less
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Is your pc capable of watching 3d?? If you recorded a 3d using this one and transferred it to your pc using its usb cable then you can watch it there...y
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Passive 3D glasses cannot work for an active 3D tvThe above glasses will not work. You need shutter or active 3d glasses.
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Two 3D glasses. Yes you can use any 3D glasses, if your tv is 3D this device is great or 2D tv is good
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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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It is an HD camcorder that produces very nice video and great still pictures as well. These things used to be pricier, but now it's easier to come across one at an affordable price. They have a cool feature: shooting 3D video. There's a special lens that attaches to the camera, and with compatible TV and glasses, you can enjoy the novelty feature. Camcorder uses SD cards, preferably Class 10. It has a touch screen that is pretty cool. If you're interested in the video quality, there are quite a few tests on YouTube. Have a great day!
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I don't think it is 3D capable, but if it is it didn't come with 3D glasses.
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No, however, you can find lists of universal 3D compatible devices on line, You should also be able to check out which 3D glasses are compatible with your viewing devices to help you narrow down your choices. Hope that helps.
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No. Need ACTIVE 3-D glasses for that T.V. Best place to find them (and cheapest) is Amazon.com.
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All passive 3d glasses should be compatible. Other than red and cyan, of course.
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You will need to buy 3D glasses, about $20. Plus if viewing 3D from blu-ray the player and disc must be 3D.