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Which technology is used in making of passive 3D TV glasses?
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Basicaly FPR (film pattern retarder) technology is used in these 3D TVs.LG is using successfully FPR technology in their Cinema TVs
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Where can I find a 3d TV that doesn't use glasses?
Revealing how 3D TV glasses work, the difference between passive and active shutter glasses, plus new ... Easy to follow guide to the 3D TV technology used to deliver 3D imaging
Are active 3D glasses better than the passive 3D glasses because they have battery and are more expensive that active glasses seem to be more sophisticated and reliable?
Active 3D glasses are far better than passive glasses when used with an active 3D television. Similarly, passive 3D glasses work well with passive televisions. Active glasses have been criticized for their weight in the past. Later glasses are lighter than many passive glasses, have a battery life of over one hundred hours and are proving to be exceptionally reliable.
Is there any battery used in LGs new 3D TV glasses?
No, there is no battery used in LG's 3D TV glasses as they have chosen to use passive glasses.
Can anyone tell me the difference between fpr and shutter glasses?
FPR glasses are used by LG for their passive 3D television. They are used for the lower resolution (540 line effective resolution) passive system as opposed to the the premium brands of Sony, Panasonic and Samsung who all use active 3D technology to retain full HD resolution of 1080 lines.
LG TV uses passive 3D glasses and claim to be the best than how comes it is cheaper compare to active glasses?
Just because LG claim to be the best doesn't make them the best. LG glasses are cheap because they don't have the more advanced active technology used by almost all other manufacturers.
I'm new to the 3D scene and was wondering which 3D glasses belong to which passive or active technology.?
Active shutter technology uses battery-charged 3D glasses. Shutter technology means that each one of your eyes receives one image at a time while the other sees a black film. This transferring of images happens so quickly that you don't notice the operation. Passive 3D glasses are battery free and are used with a screen that is split into alternate lines using polarizing film. There is no shutter operation but the effective resolution is reduced to half of the original display resolution.
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Why do Real D 3D glasses work in the cinema but they wont work with any other 3D images at hom?
Real D glasses are a technology called circular passive polarized glasses. The technology works be polarizing the light coming from the projector into different modes for each eye. This requires the projector to have what's called an "active polarizer" on the front of the projector which rapidly switches the light for each eye. 3D in your home on TVs used technology called active shutter glasses. What the manufactuers do is simply have LCDs on your glasses that open and close very rapidly and perform a similar technique to active polarizers on the projectors. The TV then simply just needs to have a really fast refresh rate to work with the glasses. That's why movie glasses are called "passive" (no battery) and 3D TV glasses are called "active" (battery operated). Its easier to manufacturer TVs like this than to try to attach and active polarizer to each display right now.
What are the specifications of FPR technology which is used in Cinema 3D TV?
FPR is the technology used by LG in their 3D televisions. It uses simple polarizing film in front of the display. Resolution is cut in half delivering 540 lines to each eye. 2D resolution can be full HD. Glasses are passive and lower cost than those of premium brands.
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Are the 3D glasses for LG cinema 3D TV expensive like others. How much are they?
LG glasses are passive polarizing glasses so they should be very cheap. Active glasses, as used by most other manufacturers are somewhat more expensive but prices for active glasses are falling rapidly.
