Can I use active 3d glasses with this, or is this jut a passive 3d tv?
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@Amazon incorrectly lists this as having passive 3D capability in their comparison chart to other Toshiba models of the same type, but different sizes.
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The key is that these glasses are for "passive 3d". Both of those products you mention are projectors and as you said are "3d ready". 3d ready is not 3d. It requires another step and another product. If that other product that is being used with your projector is "passive 3d" then these should work with any passive 3d system.
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Hi James Honeycutt, This TV supports Passive 3D. The model number of the Passive 3D glass is TDG-500P. Thanks. &gt;Joffrey
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Yes it works but not as good as active 3d glasses plus screen size not ideal for 3d. Limited 3d depth. Better off buying 40+" tv for the price.
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I have not had any issues with any of the passive 3D glasses. I bought several generic passive 3D glasses and they work just fine.
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Hi... if you have same tv.. you should get 4 free active 3d glasses free from Samsung in box.. new version lighter then previous heavey glasses. .. yes its active... hope my answer will complete your question. .. thanks :p
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This projector is not capable of outputting 3D for passive glasses. Passive 3D from a projector is expensive, either requiring an extremely expensive projector or an extremely complicated dual projector setup. You would also need a special screen that can properly reflect the polarized light of the passive 3d image. There are converters, but they are more expensive than this projector. Converting projected active 3d to passive 3d removes the main benefit of passive which is absolutely no flickering.
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As long as your TV has passive 3D, if you need batteries in your current 3D glasses you have active 3D and these will not work.
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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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Not sure but research to make sure your TV uses active 3D technology and not passive. I have a Panasonic and it is active but not sure if all Panasonic are.
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We have an LG 3D TV, and it uses passive glasses, so they work well with it. If the Samsung uses passive (meaning no batteries required) glasses, you should be fine. My husband wears glasses and likes that they fit so closely to his own glasses and gives a much better viewing experience. Heartily recommend them. He was very happy that I found them. I ordered several pair since many of our friends and family wear glasses.
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I think Samsung uses active 3d and these glasses are for passive 3d. Works fine with my Sony Bravia which is passive 3d.
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The new models coming out will still require glasses but they will be passive. If I'm not mistaken, they should be the XVT3DXX5SP and XVT3DXX6SP series. Passive 3D provides its own set of pros and cons: Pros : a set of passive 3D glasses should only cost around $10 each compared to the $100 active sets. They should be lighter too. Cons : You won't see true HD 3D content. Due to the way the passive 3D works you will see half of 1080 to each eye, effectively seeing only 540 lines of resolution. For 2D you will see 1080 though.
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The tv comes w/ 4 LG passive 3-D glasses. Any additional 3-D glasses have to be passive. Brand is unimportant...Amazon does offer a wide selection
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I can't speak to this exact pair, however I believe all "Cinema" 3D tech is the same--it's passive 3D, just like at the theater. I have a Vizio "Theater 3D" TV, and I can wear the Vizio glasses at a theater, and I can use the actual theater glasses with my 3D TV. I am most likely going to buy these and use them on my Vizio TV though.
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I own this projector and 3D is beautiful.The projector is designed for active glasses. Why would you use passive glasses? I have my projector Connected to a PlayStation 3. You can get active glasses that are inexpensive and work great. These are great! SainSonic SSZ-200DLB 144Hz 3D IR Active Rechargeable Shutter Glasses.
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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.