Looks like Active 3D(?). Is the signal for the glasses coming directly from the projector or do you need to purchase immitter? If so, brand, cost?
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The emitter is built into the projector. I purchased Sain Sonics and the work great with the BenQ.
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Just buy DLP-link 3d glasses and good to go. Emitter is built-in. Glasses from 3DTV is better than SainSonoic, and about the same price ($25-$30)/pair.
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I was more thinking of the nvidia 3d vision kit. I bought it already and ill test it out on my own when I get the laptop...nVidia GeForce Wireless 3D Stereo Glasses Kit with Emitter
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I have not used the 3d feature, but projector is good. I am using for a golf simulator, so not on the best screen, but picture looks good.
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The projector does not need an external emitter. Just put in a 3d blue ray and u are good to go. I have my Ben q pointed to a white wall and the 3d is nice and there is no limit on the number of three glasses u can use at one time as well.
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This projector has passive 3D technology where in one needs 3D glasses which are Red on one eye and Green on other eye. This is the worst and most primitive type of 3D. When your one eye watches through red and other through green, it creates depth for 3D feeling. Moreover both eyes sends different information to your brain, but in real life or Active 3d Technology, your both eyes sends same information to your brain. Generally people get headaches after watch passive 3D through red n green glasses. Also after watching the movie when you go out in open, you both eyes have flickering effect which is give a lot of uneasiness. I suggest if you want to watch 3D, buy active 3D only. Cheers. This projector has passive 3D technology where in one needs 3D glasses which are Red on one eye and Green on other eye. This is the worst and most primitive type of 3D. When your one eye watches through red and other through green, it creates depth for 3D feeling. Moreover both eyes sends different information to your brain, but in real life or Active 3d Technology, your both eyes sends same information to your brain. Generally people get headaches after watch passive 3D through red n green glasses. Also after watching the movie when you go out in open, you both eyes have flickering effect... » Read More This projector has passive 3D technology where in one needs 3D glasses which are Red on one eye and Green on other eye. This is the worst and most primitive type of 3D. When your one eye watches through red and other through green, it creates depth for 3D feeling. Moreover both eyes sends different information to your brain, but in real life or Active 3d Technology, your both eyes sends same information to your brain. Generally people get headaches after watch passive 3D through red n green glasses. Also after watching the movie when you go out in open, you both eyes have flickering effect which is give a lot of uneasiness. I suggest if you want to watch 3D, buy active 3D only. Cheers. « Show Less
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I am getting this projector soon. My question is...what active shutter glasses are best for image AND DOES NOT GET TOO DARK(SCREEN) WHEN ACTIVATED. I have a 3000lumen projector now with 3d, but the glasses I have when on really make the screen much darker...any good recommendations ?
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I dont think the model you are asking about is 3D capable unless maybe you left part of it out by mistake. If it were I believe you would need an emitter using a DLP projector. Hope this helps.
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No these are DLP link. You probably need glasses that are infared link or radio frequency depending on what your 3D source outputs as a sync signal
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It is ready to go 3D out of the box with DLP Link active shutter glasses. It's cheaper than getting an IR transmitter. I've tried it on Blu-ray and streaming with Netflix and Vudu 3D.To answer the original question, it looks great in super HD (1080p) on my big screen (175")in native 2D, no glasses necessary. Tried both blu ray disks and Netflix streaming
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I am not certain about the model number you requested but I know for a fact that you will need the glasses. The emitter helps keep the glasses synced with the projector.
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Passive. This is the only kind of 3D I can watch. The active shutter glasses would make me nauseous and dizzy.Passive 3D is the best, in my opinion.
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It is primarily a 2D projector, to make it 3D you have to buy a separate 3D-RF Emitter and the corresponding #D glasses.
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Hi Carl, most Optoma projectors have a 3D 'DLP-Link' emitter built into them. People often purchase this '3D-RF' emitter in conjunction with the Radio Frequency glasses because they give a better & brighter image compared to DLP-Link. I personally bought an emitter and pair of glasses which are fantastic to watch 3D through.If I've missed anything let me know,Kind RegardsCarlos Thrasy
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Check if the projector is 3D DLP - Link. If it is, then the glass will work fine.
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I use the Optoma-BG-ZD301 glasses with my projector and do not use a rf emitter....but the visual is not what I expected...but the depth is good. the effects aren't like the movie theaters. the objects don't feel like they will touch you. I was disappointed...but they do have a decent visual effect.
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Hi OscarDepending on the age of your DLP 3D TV, There may be a internal RF emitter already in there if its a rather newer model.Read your manual or look on line, for your model number to find that out, as well as the emitter it can use. All the Glasses look for is a DLP Link from the TV's RF emitter. If there is no RF emitter in your model and, you have found the model # online or in the manual.There is the one you need at Amazon .
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3D ready but does need active glasses with a battery which is more expensive than the passive