if no glass needed how this 3d works?I have 3d TV where I watch my 3d pictures using glasses(same as in cinemas),can I see them here without glasses?
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There is a filter, using many rows of tiny prisms, directing some pixels to the left eye, others to the right eye. Just like some 3D postcards and picture books you may have seen in stores.
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no more in the box......charge the 3d glasses with the charger or use the use charger.....now if you have a 3d display the glasses with switch on to read the 3d signal......now the 3d video. or photo is viewable....enjoy..these glasses are for reading a 3d signal ...
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Very unlikely. It depends on your TV make and model. Almost all 3D TVs use active shutter type glasses, which are expensive, but worth it.
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Hello, You are correct that our 3D glasses will work perfectly with your 3D television. Our 3D glasses have many advantages to the official manufacturers 3D glasses such as ours are higher quality, they have a larger viewing area and best of all they are rechargeable so there are no batteries to replace. One other great advantage is that our glasses are both Bluetooth/RF and IR compatible so you can enjoy them with endless other televisions and projectors as well. Thanks, Carl
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There are active glasses and passive glasses. This TV has passive glasses (like the movie theater) they don't need batteries like active glasses. TV's require one or the other. The picture is very similar with both types. 1080p is the highest resolution you will get with 3D without paying 5000+. So this TV does have good 3D, I bought it brand new in 2011. The only complaint I have is the pixilation occurs once in a while. I paid 2700 for it brand new, so under a 1000, this TV is a good deal. 3D is the same since it came out, the 4k TV's with 3D are the exception and they are expensive. LED is better than plasma, but more expensive. The viewing angle (how far to the right or left) is good with this TV. There are active glasses and passive glasses. This TV has passive glasses (like the movie theater) they don't need batteries like active glasses. TV's require one or the other. The picture is very similar with both types. 1080p is the highest resolution you will get with 3D without paying 5000+. So this TV does have good 3D, I bought it brand new in 2011. The only complaint I have is the pixilation occurs once in a while. I paid 2700 for it brand new, so under a 1000, this TV is a good deal. 3D is the same since it came out, the 4k TV's with 3D are the exception and they are expensive. LED... » Read More There are active glasses and passive glasses. This TV has passive glasses (like the movie theater) they don't need batteries like active glasses. TV's require one or the other. The picture is very similar with both types. 1080p is the highest resolution you will get with 3D without paying 5000+. So this TV does have good 3D, I bought it brand new in 2011. The only complaint I have is the pixilation occurs once in a while. I paid 2700 for it brand new, so under a 1000, this TV is a good deal. 3D is the same since it came out, the 4k TV's with 3D are the exception and they are expensive. LED is better than plasma, but more expensive. The viewing angle (how far to the right or left) is good with this TV. « Show Less
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It works great for both 3D and HD TVs. But, you will not be able to view a movie/game in 3D without a 3D TV. No 3D TV, No 3D
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I am not sure of the original glasses for this TV I got w/o the glasses, but I thought the 3D was great with these glasses as long as your TV uses passive glasses. There are different glasses for different TV's.
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no. You would have to have a 3D Cinema HDTV and use passive glasses (same as movie theatre). These are Active 3D glasses.
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Hi, always, as a general rule, to view the 3D effect it is required a 3D capable TV, if you use a 3D Blu Ray movie with a non-3D TV you will only see a normal 2D Blu-Ray. So to answer your two questions, yes and yes. As a final comment, I don't recommend this player, look for Sony.
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On the TV Remote you press the 3D button to activate it, then you can choose multiple options of 3D. This is so that different 3D Options from games, movies, etc. are all supported.You also have to use the 3D Glasses that are included with the TV to see the 3D.
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the kind of 3d glasses you need is dependent on the type of 3D tv you have not on this 3d converter.
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the screen is 3d ready but i do not have glasses and do not know were to get them.
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Yes you have to wear those silly glasses 24/7. No, of course not! You only get 3D programming if your channel or movie and your settings are all in 3D. This is a wonderful HDTV for the price. 3D on it, is just an added perk, so you dont have to watch it if you dont want to.
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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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No is passive 3d you only need the glasses it brings or even theater glasses.
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Yes, 3D mode is manually activated. You must view a 3D channel, choose 3D method (split screen, ect), and put on the glasses. You must switch back to 2D mode manually. Of course 2D is the default mode. If you never invoke 3D, you would not know you have a 3D TV.
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You need to transfer 3d photos into PC then transfer to tablet. 3d photos look Ok "not great", but you can see them in 3d without glasses.