What I’m looking for is a pair of video recording sunglasses that can also display video simultaneously. I’d also prefer if it’s camera is removable (to move to the outside of a costume helmet, but have the glasses displaying the video on the inside). Any ideas?
I’m looking for the name, model etc. first, and if it isn’t cheap, I still want to know to maybe help me find other ones.
I heard that some 3D TVs use the same 3D glasses as those in the cinemas. Since 3D TV glasses are high-priced, may I use the 3D glasses from cinema and watch it on the 3D TV at home?
I would like to buy a virtual video glasses, but not sure which brand to get, can anyone help?
I would like to buy a virtual video glasses, but not sure which brand to get, can anyone help?
I know that there are two types of 3D glasses, but which one belongs to passive tech. and which one belongs to active?
I am thinking of buying a 32” Led TV.
The 1st TV (Sony KDL-32EX720 ) supports Active 3D glasses
The 2st TV (LG 32LW4500) suppports Passive 3D glasses.
Whats the main difference on the active/passive ?
I bought movie tickets online and printed them out. They are 3D movie tickets, so where do i go to get the 3D glasses? Box office or the ticket podium?
I have red cyan 3d glasses.
im using iz3d driver to play 3d games,it works great.
but ,how can I watch video using red cyan 3d glasses???
the videos are in 2D and 3D.
If I have the 3D version of a movie, 3D glasses and a normal TV or PC, can I watch the movie in 3D? If so, how is the quality? I know it won’t be as good as the cinema or a 3D TV, but is it at least acceptable?
I have been looking at some video display glasses on Amazon.com that can be used for gaming or whatever. Everyone knows that it is not good for your eyes to sit too close to the t.v., so since these screens are so close to your eyes, could they do permanent damage?