Where can you get compatible and reasonalby priced 3D glasses for this projector?
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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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I have never used the 3D feature, so I have no idea. Not a fan of 3D until they figure a way to get rid of the glasses altogether. Good luck.
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Hi. This model of glasses is just for infrared 3D TV but not for DLP-LINK projector. If you want to purchase the Rainbow series 3D glasses for DLP-LINK projector, we recommend this model for you:http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BVUNZUUIt is compatible with most DLP-LINK 3D projector whose field rate is 144Hz. You could also check the compatibility list in the product description.
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there are plenty of economical dlp glasses right here on amazon: Signstek 2014 Newest Version Detachable 144Hz 3D Active Shutter Glasses for DLP-Link 3D Projectorthe link here is for $13 dlp glasses I have four of these they are a bit flimsy, but work well
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Not all glasses are the same and I would recommend checking with Panasonic or a reputable web site for their recommendations. I almost found this out the hard way but was fortunate to have looked into it a bit more and am now happy with my selection, good luck.
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No the Optoma GT750E does not come with 3D glasses. Yes, the projector does come with an RF transmitter which is good because those tiny devices can cost up to $50. Hope this helps.
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I am not certain about the model number you requested but I know for a fact that you will need the glasses. The emitter helps keep the glasses synced with the projector.
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I bought a comparable pair from eBay and it worked fine. However let me warn that 3d glass and movie might cause headache and it does not matter if it original or compatible 3d glass.
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The True Depth 3D DLP Link Glasses here on Amazon are your best deal. They are rechargeable, very light and provide a bright, sharp, colorful picture. Welll worth the investment, considered by many as some of the best glasses on the market. Make sure you change the settings in the projector menu to DLP Link. Enjoy!
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Try the BenQ - DGD5 3D Glasses. It should work for all BenQ projectors with DLP Link 3D technology.
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It is my understanding that 3D glases are brand specific and year specific for the brand. If it were me, I'd look for Panasonic 3D glasses to be sure.
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I'm specifically looking for kid-sized compatible glasses. Does anyone know if such a thing exists?
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You will have to buy their RF glasses (about 100 buck each) OR you could get a Dimensional Optics 3ACTIVE IR Emitter (25$) and buy IR glasses ( I recommend the Sony Playstation glasses, they are CHEAP CHEAP and super comfortable!). I have that setup and it works perfect (you can get PS glasses refurbished for about 6-10 bucks each!)
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Yes but they cost too much. Look for 3D glasses and you'll find you can get a whole box of the very cheaply.
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In order to find out if these glasses are compatible, I would advise going to the Sony website and look up the TV that you are interested in then check for accessories. As long as it is a 3D TV, some sort of glasses will be listed under accessories so you know which ones they recommend. Sorry, but this is not a yes or no answer without knowing which TV you are interested in.
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Check if the projector is 3D DLP - Link. If it is, then the glass will work fine.
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Im not familiar with that projector. These glasses are DLP-Link. Is the projector a DLP or LCD? If DLP, should be fine.
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The projector came with the RF transmistter but no glasses. We have bought and used the BGZF2100GLS glasses and the older 3DRFGLASSES. They both work fine.