Buying a 3D Glasses

Belias · Sep 2009

i want to buy a pair of 3D glasses for stereotype Game Engine display

what site and product do you recommend ?

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...ph_stereo).jpg

JohnnySix · Sep 2009

Buy a pack of 10 - the cardboard types are pretty cheap - I bought some to try out anaglyph photography last year - can get some good results.

You'll need to know if it's red and blue or red and green.

Some choices here : http://www.assistpoint.co.uk/

Taylor Hood · Sep 2009

Better english there.... lol.

JohnnySix speaks the sense.

pior · Sep 2009

I'd say dont bother with red/blue stuff. Go for the Nvidia shutter glasses, with a 120hz monitor.

JasonLavoie · Sep 2009

LoM Chaos wrote: »

Better english there.... lol.

Gooded grammer there... lulz

Canden Picard · Sep 2009

I was thinking of making my own, You can buy Some red/blue clear plastic sheets from hobby lobby. Thats way you can make em sturdy. Also, Doe they just work with Red and blue? If I put 2 red and 1 green in one side of the frame and 2 blue and 1 green in the other would they be more effective? RGB.

JohnnySix · Sep 2009

You need specific shades, otherwise you get horrible ghosting. It won't break the bank @ $5 for a pack of 10 though.

Rwolf · Sep 2009

pior wrote: »

I'd say dont bother with red/blue stuff. Go for the Nvidia shutter glasses, with a 120hz monitor.

I've been meaning to try the demo at the local pc store

I got my red blue glasses from the mini art book of dead space hehe.

Ryan Clark · Sep 2009

Another option is to use polarized 3D glasses, with a compatible LCD monitor. I don't know how this technology stacks up against shutter glasses, but it might be worth a look, if you need a new monitor anyhow.

eg: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824118001&Tpk=24-118

Buying a 3D Glasses

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