A: Your taking about field sequential 3d, or sometimes called frame sequential 3d. For a 3d movie you have 2 2d films, one for the right eye and one for the left eye. In field sequential the shutter glasses have one lens open while the other lens closes
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- G05-DLP: Active Shutter 3D Glasses for DLP-LINK 3D Projectors and TVs (Vivitek D510/512/530/536/537/538, Qumi Q2)
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$52.95- Vivitek D510/512/530/536/537/538, Qumi Q2
- The 3D Active Shutter Glasses is a device that enables you to view 3D images. When using the 3D Active Glasses with a DLP-Link 3D Projector or TV, you can enjoy realistic, vivid, superior 3D images with no ghosting and no tinting.
- Compatible Projectors (but not limited to):
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- Superior image -- no ghosting, no tinting
- Lightweight and comfortable
- Mitsubishi 3DC-1000 3D HDTV Starter Pack
Home Theater (MITSUBISHI)
Price:$399.00$399.00- See description for Mitsubishi 3D-ready HDTV compatibility list
- Adapter converts most common types of 3D signals into Mitsubishi compatible 3D signal
- Includes 3D Adapter with remote, two pair of Active 3D eyewear with matching emitter, and an HDMI cable
- LG AG-S100 3D Active Shutter Glasses for 2010 LG 3D HDTVs
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- 7m / 120 Degree
- Power Consumption 5.3mW (on)
- True Depth 3D DLP-LINK Rechargeable 3D Glasses (2 Pairs)
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$123.96- Works with all Samsung and Mitsubishi DLP 3D TVs!
- No Emitter required!
- The highest quaity glass you will ever use!
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Perception of Passive 3DTV - A No-Brainer Analogy
In previous articles I described the differences between active-shutter and passive polarized 3D technologies, as well as the subject of “perception” endorsed by the passive polarized 3DTV camp. Graphs and descriptions may get in the way of understanding the concepts so perhaps we should describe the subject of brain perception vs. true image quality with an analogy that may be less complicated than comparing the nuts and bolts of 3DTV technologies, as I did in other articles.
Imagine spending your Saturday visiting new car dealers. Regardless if you could afford them or not you always admired the quality and performance of Porsches, Ferraris, and BMWs, and the elegance of Cadillac, Lincoln, Lexus, and Infinity, but have not decided which car to buy yet, so you are open to suggestions and may even want to experiment with new technologies and features.
In a way the experience is similar to looking to buy a new HDTV , a TV with a quality image and great performance, which you