Do these work for monovision people? I can see out of both eyes, but one of them barely works... so for me, 3-D movies look like they do for normal-vision people with one eye closed (not good). Will these glasses correct that?
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some users have reported that if you can only see out of one eye that it does work as both lenses are the same. witch is what changes 3D back to 2d in passive systems. now I couldn't say if you will see any flicker or not but you shouldn't.
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They work for dual view multiplayer on any passive 3d tv. As long as the game is split screen and your tv is passive 3d. Hope that helps.
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this is just another pair of glasses, you need to get the glasses kit before you can buy an extra pair. they work using a sensor connected to only special nvidia 3d vision ready monitors, so you need to make sure you have all of that before you get an extra pair.
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What others have stated are true. 0 glasses come with the set. I ordered two pair to go with mine and I'd say it was a mistake as i have used them once. There was no real issue with 3D, I just never had any pressing desire to watch 3D content. My suggestion would be to just start with the TV and buy glasses later if you feel you need them.
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The glasses are definitely passive. They also work great at 3-D movies in theaters!
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I know one thing. It doesn't matter if it works or not.... The big problem I had was everything was "grayish" or "bluish".... The movie "Epic" is one of the best examples I can think of.... No bright greens or outstanding colors at all. Almost as if it somewhat reverted back to black and white... :( BUT, the 3D does work on certain brands. I ordered 6 at once, but when I got them I kept just one because panasonic doesn't make glasses for many older IR (non-Bluetooth) glasses. Only just for that night I knew I most likely would fall asleep while the movie ended. If it works for you model it will give correct 3D. But at severe loss of color quality. I returned the other 5 with NO problem. As cheap as they are, try a pair. If they don't satisfy you, use Ebays return policy for not working as described. Because technically the color doesn't make it fully functional and not really made to,support the colors of your tv. ;) do a compare test....
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Be sure 1) you have a 3D video playing, 2) your TV is playing the 3D content, 3) the polarity is correct - i.e., left vs right. My 3DTV Corp glasses have the images reversed sometimes, and I need to change polarity on my projector. The glasses should not change color when they are on/off. Do all 4 glasses act the same way? If yes, then do some research - user reviews for example - and try buying one pair of another kind. If they work then buy 3 more pair.
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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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They can. But... I did have issues with double vision, which I guess is hit or miss according to reviews. Nice binoculars for the price otherwise. Good luck.
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The dark tint is inherit to the fact that you are watching the movie through a filter. With tradition 3D glasses, this is a X and Y filter. X filters out the X frequency frame (left eye) and the Y filters out the other.. thus providing the artificial stereo dimension to the picture. The 2D glasses work exactly the same way, the only difference is that they box filter out X.. leaving only Y, thus providing a mono picture (flat). If dark screens are a problem for you, I'd recommend forgoing the 3D sessions and enjoying a cheaper and brighter cinematic experience.
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Just to also confirm, I have these and a w1070 and they work great. Actually they work better than the True Depth glasses because it seems to know to block the correct eye, with the True Depth ones I have to press the button a second time to block the proper eye (otherwise the 3D is backwards). These also cover more of the eye so they are my preferred glasses (so far) for the BenQ w1070.
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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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Apologies for this late response. I wear glasses and have no trouble using these binocs. I would recommend them.
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Hi Sanjay. These glasses works perfect with any projector that supports DLP Link technology. DLP projectors synchronize with the glasses sending white flashes yo them (not visible to human eye). With these glasses you could correct the right or left (or OU/TAB) eye from the glasses. Regards, TM.-
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I never could get the others to work. I paid $150 for a first pair No differ wrench in the screen sent them back bought others and the same. So I don't use the 3D on my tv. Good Luck. All I can say is the $150 par of glasses were no different than the $40 pair.
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yes passive 3d glasses will work, the paper ones that have the red in one lens and blue in the other, will work. However There are some 3d passive classes that will not work like the ones they hand out at movie theaters. I found that the only ones that work passively with this projector again is the paper ones that have the red and blue lens in it. I will say, the active glasses are amazing depending on the movie and with 3D games, watch out the screen flies at you from 18 feet away easily, very neat.Hope that helps
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Have to agree with Mr.J's comments here.As for Student62 - defective I believe is not the word here, because as you mentioned - "still works"..,,more like small bits on the outer edge of one or both lens will show signs of "melting"if that is the correct word when you look *real close, besides that while wearing the 3D glassit is absolutely unnoticeable when you are watching any 3D film.