Best 3D glass to use with Optoma HD33 Hello, Can anyone suggest which 3D glass works best with Optoma HD33? Thanks in advance!!
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these worked perfectly, and very reasonably priced.http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-Pairs-2-3D-DLP-Link-Shutter-Active-Glasses-1-5-Ounces-3D-Ready-White-/180770989193?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash;=item2a16ca6489
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The True Depth 3D DLP Link Glasses here on Amazon are your best deal. They are rechargeable, very light and provide a bright, sharp, colorful picture. Welll worth the investment, considered by many as some of the best glasses on the market. Make sure you change the settings in the projector menu to DLP Link. Enjoy!
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I have an older 3D ready Mitsubishi, which required a separate emitter for shutter glasses. At first, it didn't work because I bought a different emitter that sucked. After I got a Mitsubishi emitter, the glasses worked beautifully. Now, all 3D TV should have internal emitters and work with all active shutters.
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No, some glasses do not work with this emitter.Furthermore, some glasses do work but not very well. Best thing is to use original Optoma glasses even if it means paying a lot for them.
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Hello Gary;Sorry I can't help you with the comparison between the HD33 and the Epson 5030UB. I have a Optoma GT700 3D and purchased the Epson 5030UB in December. It has great color, clarity and brightness. I use my as a portable for playing mainly blurays. One nice feature is the zoom. Once I get the picture within the area of the screen I can use the zoom to square it in to the frame. The reviews I read convinced me to wait until this projector was available. Hope this helps.
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Did not find any posts on the web that said it worked with any Olympus bodies. Found this on DPreview "Available with some Panasonic cameras only.- Compatible Olympus cameras not yet determined, as of September 2010." And I wouldn't hold out hope for an update for your camera since I believe this lens is discontinued. It was a neat buy for the 60 bucks I paid for it, but it is limited in use. Since the 3D is only pronounced with certain type of shots, no video (although I have heard about a workaround for video), and you need a 3D tv to view photos (although I did use some software to make red/blue anyglyph). Did not find any posts on the web that said it worked with any Olympus bodies. Found this on DPreview "Available with some Panasonic cameras only.- Compatible Olympus cameras not yet determined, as of September 2010." And I wouldn't hold out hope for an update for your camera since I believe this lens is discontinued. It was a neat buy for the 60 bucks I paid for it, but it is limited in use. Since the 3D is only pronounced with certain type of shots, no video (although I have heard about a workaround for video), and you need a 3D tv to view photos (although I did use... » Read More Did not find any posts on the web that said it worked with any Olympus bodies. Found this on DPreview "Available with some Panasonic cameras only.- Compatible Olympus cameras not yet determined, as of September 2010." And I wouldn't hold out hope for an update for your camera since I believe this lens is discontinued. It was a neat buy for the 60 bucks I paid for it, but it is limited in use. Since the 3D is only pronounced with certain type of shots, no video (although I have heard about a workaround for video), and you need a 3D tv to view photos (although I did use some software to make red/blue anyglyph). « Show Less
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I own a BenQ 3d projector. The BenQ glasses work very well. I also purchased some cheaper off brand 3d glasses as a 2nd pair. They do notwork nearly as well as the BenQ glasses.
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I bought these 3D glasses to use with my optoma hd25 but I was never able to synchronize. They did not work as advertised.
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Ditto--What is "blue Blocking Performance"? Also, clearer vision in all conditions is a major plus, BUT the flimsiness of the frames is a major disappointment! I have had two frames break while merely cleaning my HDs. Too bad they can't use frames commensurate with the quality of the lenses.
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Yes, this glasses will work with Optoma w311 or any DLP 3D projector. Buy it with full confidence .
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They work on the Optima HD131Xe which is the 99% the same hardware. Just make sure you go into the menu and change 3D sync to DLP Link. Default is RF that you need an external module for which in my opinion is stupid to be as a default. I have 4 pairs and love watching 3d with them. Just make sure when using the glasses you get them in the correct L/R sync. Just tap the button on the bridge of the nose quickly to change. You will easily see that the picture looks better one way versus the other especially when there is text on the screen.
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Noob question, but does anyone know what glasses will be compatible? I don't want to wait til July, but I also don't want to buy an adapter on the 18th wih no glasses. Thanks!
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All passive 3d glasses should be compatible. Other than red and cyan, of course.
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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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Hi William, as any device that use DLP technology, this glasses work perfectly with your projector. DLP projectors emitts with flashes into the image projected that synchronize with The receptor in this glasses. I've purchased them and used with a Optoma HD 66. Great product, great price. Regards, Tomas.
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I never could get the others to work. I paid $150 for a first pair No differ wrench in the screen sent them back bought others and the same. So I don't use the 3D on my tv. Good Luck. All I can say is the $150 par of glasses were no different than the $40 pair.
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I own a BenQ 3d projector. The BenQ glasses work very well. I also purchased some cheaper off brand 3d glasses as a 2nd pair. They do not work nearly as well as the BenQ glasses.
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I honestly can't remember how I got them to work. I think there is an option in the Optoma menus that state what mode of 3D to use. I happened to find DLP Link was one of the options, but this was after about an hour of messing around with it. To be completely honest I sent these glasses back because of the comfort issue. I ended up going with a model from Quantum. Much more comfortable, and I don't feel like I'm looking under them. Once you get the projector set up properly you won't need to mess with it anymore. 2D movies will play normally and it will automatically go back to DLP Link when it detects a 3D signal. After you get the projector into DLP Link mode, keep in mind there is an 'invert mode' some movies you may need to press the power button once or twice to flip between modes, otherwise the picture looks funny. I can't explain it, but you will probably recognize it when you see it. It's like instead of projecting out towards you it's projecting in away from you. Good luck getting it set up. Again it took me awhile to figure it out, but hopefully you will have better luck.