yes. you see double of everything so it is hard to see
As the 3DS is designed to display 3D without the use of glasses, using 3D glasses with the 3DS may not give optimal 3D output. You should be able to see 3D depth fine without the need for any glasses.
i think we can see the movie without the 3d glasses. but unfortunately u cannot see the 3d effect without the glasses and the movie seems normal.
No, 3D glasses are not bad for your eyes when used properly. They are designed to provide a comfortable viewing experience and do not cause any harm to your eyes.
www.hometheater.about.com is the best place to look for information about 3D TV without glasses. They have a lot of information there concerning this matter.
I think yes! Today I was reading an article on LGs Face book page that finally LG has launched its 'battery free' comfortable 3d glasses with FPR 3d tech in India. So yes I can say we've 3d glasses without batteries.
They do not make 3d tv's without glasses...yet. We all know that technology is improving with every breath we take so there are limitless possibilities to them having a tv like this in the future. There have already been steps to glasses free 3d in the phone department. There is the evo 3d phone that does not require glasses but you can still enjoy the 3d features
Currently, there is not a 3D TV that you can watch without 3D TV glasses. Several manufacturers are working on such a product but it will be some time before we see a model in the stores. If you are considering 3D, don't wait for glasses free technology - it will be a long, long wait.
Yes, it is possible. Not all the content shown from a 3D TV will require you to utilize 3D glasses, and you can watch normal programs from 3D TVs. The picture will not be distorted unless you're watching a 3D film that requires special 3D glasses.
Yes. It is entirely possible to buy a pair of 3D Glasses. Either high quality 3D Glasses from Cinemas, or simple red and blue paper glasses. There's great variety available at Amazon.
Yes, Wearing 3D television glasses without your perscription glasses may highly distort what you are seeing, i would recomend wearing perscription glasses high on your nose and wearing your 3D glasses low on your nose, that way they do not bump.
No, the active 3D glasses are very popular for flickering and causing eye strain.
Clear 3D glasses are typically referred to as "passive 3D glasses" or "polarized 3D glasses." They work by filtering different images for each eye, allowing viewers to perceive depth in 3D content. These glasses are often used in cinemas and for some home 3D systems, providing an effective way to enjoy 3D movies without active electronics. They are distinct from "active 3D glasses," which use battery-powered technology to sync with the display.