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I am very fan of 3D movies. I thinking to buy 3D projector in my home theater. People are saying these 3D projector are not real 3D projectors like in movie theaters and also saying we don't feel like 3D picture. How much is it True?. Is it worth to buy 3D home theater projectors? Which are the best projectors?
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Its true, some projectors CAN give a bad 3D output but not if you choose the correct projector. The upcoming Panasonic PT-AE7000 can be a good option as it has an amazing contrast ratio of 300000:1 and 2000 lumens. According to review it seems great. It will be releasing in september. You should take a look at it or you can even even check out JVC projectors.
Its true, some projectors CAN give a bad 3D output but not if you choose the correct projector. The upcoming Panasonic PT-AE7000 can be a good option as it has an amazing contrast ratio of 300000:1 and 2000 lumens. According to review it seems great. It will be releasing in september. You should take a look at it or you can even even check out JVC projectors.
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Ok My Friend Has The Black Glasses that look Like Real Pair.It Looks Like Just Tinted sunglasses. Also He Has the Red-ish And Green 3d Glasses. Is There Any Video Online That I Can Watch in 3D That Takes My Glasses.Or Is Impossible to watch Online?
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For 3d to work you have a 2d movie for the left eye only and a 2d movie for the right eye only. Then you have to block the movie for the other eye with the glasses.
With the glasses form the movie the left eye movie is passed through a filter in the projector to give it counter clockwise circular polarized light waves, and a different filter for the right eye movie to give it clockwise circular polarized light waves. Then each lens just blocks the light wave for the other eye. There are 3d televisions that can give out 2 different polarized light waves but the pixels must be made to do this. JVC is the only major company releasing one.
Anaglyph 3d which uses the colored glasses the film for the one eye is passed through one color like red to give it a red tint and the film for the other eye a different color like blue to give it a blue tint. Then the glasses must have those same two colors so one color can be blocked. there are different color combinations in use with the red and cyan(blue-green) and green and magenta being the most common. Again the colors in the 3d movie must match the colors of the glasses. Youtube has several anaglyph 3d videos. Since color is used for the 3d effect any color tv can do this format.
For 3d to work you have a 2d movie for the left eye only and a 2d movie for the right eye only. Then you have to block the movie for the other eye with the glasses.
With the glasses form the movie the left eye movie is passed through a filter in the projector to give it counter clockwise circular polarized light waves, and a different filter for the right eye movie to give it clockwise circular polarized light waves. Then each lens just blocks the light wave for the other eye. There are 3d televisions that can give out 2 different polarized light waves but the pixels must be made to do this. JVC is the only major company releasing one.
Anaglyph 3d which uses the colored glasses the film for the one eye is passed through one color like red to give it a red tint and the film for the other eye a different color like blue to give it a blue tint. Then the glasses must have those same two colors so one color can be blocked. there are different color combinations in use with the red and cyan(blue-green) and green and magenta being the most common. Again the colors in the 3d movie must match the colors of the glasses. Youtube has several anaglyph 3d videos. Since color is used for the 3d effect any color tv can do this format.
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