Are these shutter glasses or polarized glasses? I want them to work on my desktop monitor.
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NOT shutter glasses. They are polarized. I use them with a LG TV and they work great.
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They are like those given at a 3D movie. I guess that would be polarized glasses, they are not shutter glasses. They are made for the current models of LG television 3D.
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We just use them for the 3d tv. They would be the same as in movie theater or little better.
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Greetings These glasses are for lg cinema 3D smart TV, I would not know if they work with your Monitor
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The glasses work fine while looking at the computer moniter they adjust differently to each person. You have the ability to adjust the glasses with the knobs located on the sides if the glasses
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They are for viewing red laser under bright light conditions. There is a warning not to look into laser or sun so I do not think so. Polarized glasses are for what you describe.
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At this point I cannot recommend these glasses over now existing products. I would checkout Nvidia's 3D Vision instead. Though to answer your question, these glasses have an adapter for a VGA/DSub monitor output (meaning no DVI/HDMI) that acts as a mediator giving a passthrough to your monitor and a syncing signal for the glasses to sync to the monitor refresh. And as mentioned in my review, you need to be careful with using these polarized filter glasses on LCD monitors (which also are polarized), as you'll likely get a very dark or no picture at all. However, either way, you need an external monitor to make it work, these glasses only blank out each eye at one time to sync each eyes view to the proper perspectives frame, they are not video monitors themselves.
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I used a pair of inexpensive sunglasses. Lenscrafters was able to cut the blanks and fit them perfectly into the frames. They've worked well for me.
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no, Nvidias system uses active shutter glasses and this monitor uses passive polarized glasses. completely different technology.
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No they are not polarized - they are simply shooting glasses that work great for me at the range. Of course they are made in China. What isn't these days.
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These are DLP-Link glasses. They are not VESA glasses. Unfortunately if you are using VESA glasses you can't mix them. You have to decide on what you want to use. DLP cost way less. And don't require the additional Emitter. Hope that helps you!
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I got them through Amazon but returned them as the picture was rendered too dark when using the glasses. According to tech blogs very few movies are made to accommodate the drop in brightness, something to do with polarization. Don't know if the same can be said for TV 3D II am going to wait until the glasses have developed more for projectors
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it says DLP Active Shutter to use... i bought 2 SainSonic Rainbow Series 3D Active Rechargeable Shutter Glasses (Black and a Blue one) and i havent had a problem yet. when you go to enable 3d, in setting, on type of glasses it will go to DLP-Link but it has a setting to change it to IR, im assume its for IR emiiter glasses. but i cant tell if those glasses will work, only SainSonic
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They are lightweight active glasses. They have a very small lithium battery in the corner of the glasses that get USB charged that last a few days of continuous use. I got the Panasonic TY-ER3D4MU (medium size). They work great and fit over my regular glasses, plus are lightweight enough to not get headaches.
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Yes, they work great! They work the exact same as the polarized 3d glasses you get at the imax 3d. At least at my iMax theater. Some have switched to shutter 3d glasses, which are different. Check first with your iMax theater to see which they use.
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Yes, they will. They come with sticky tabs you place on the outside of your monitor to hold them in place. I bought 2 and I use one of my monitors in portrait and one in landscape mode. They even work wether you use the matte finish or shiny side.
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I only buy polarized lenses so yes they are. If these are different than mine and are not polarized, Amazon has a great return policy. My only complaint is that the nose piece isn't adjustable. Since I bought these I went with UnderArmour which are adjustable and I love them. I think I just have a weird face and the Wiley X would fit most people. They just hung below my eye brows.
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I don't believe they are polarized, but they do have uv protection. And the clarity they provide is unmatched, afield I can even distinguish individual blades of grass easily.
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I don't know for sure, they are DLP screen sync shutter glasses. For some reason I seem to remember NVIDIA3d being RF synced?? Not light synced. But that is only from memory...sorry
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I'd say yes. These definitely helped me with the same problem. Depending how far you sit from your monitor, the lower the magnification you can handle the better. I have two pairs: 1.25x and 2.5x. I sit 25" from my monitor, making the 2.5x way too strong (blurry) for computer work but great for close work like devices, jewelry making, reading, etc. The 1.25x is just perfect for me for computer use at 25". Nice and sharp. They're good glasses for the price. Comfortable fit and relaxing for strained eyes.