The TV I bought a few months ago came with 3D,I wasn't looking for it. (here no TV channel broadcasts anything in 3D).
The set came with good pair of active glasses. I've seen a few movies and love it. I'd like a pair of glasses for a guest. New active glasses are around $180.(and up)
I had a little think and thunk; "I bet the glasses they use in cinemas aren't expensive, people would nick them"
I was right,cinema glasses are passive,polarised and cheap. After researching on line,the only disadvantage I could find is that they need a dark room. My local electronic shop has them (by order) for $19. I've ordered a pair,the shop has a no-questions-asked -14-day-return-policy.
MY QUESTION:has anyone used passive 3D glasses at home? I'd be very interested in your opinion. If not,I will post a review after I've tried them. Delivery will take a couple of weeks.
The set came with good pair of active glasses. I've seen a few movies and love it. I'd like a pair of glasses for a guest. New active glasses are around $180.(and up)
I had a little think and thunk; "I bet the glasses they use in cinemas aren't expensive, people would nick them"
I was right,cinema glasses are passive,polarised and cheap. After researching on line,the only disadvantage I could find is that they need a dark room. My local electronic shop has them (by order) for $19. I've ordered a pair,the shop has a no-questions-asked -14-day-return-policy.
MY QUESTION:has anyone used passive 3D glasses at home? I'd be very interested in your opinion. If not,I will post a review after I've tried them. Delivery will take a couple of weeks.
