3D Glasses
Product Description
With 3D TV and cinema set to take off in the next year or two, soon everyone will want to get in on the action with their very own pair of 3D glasses! 3D movies are already making their way onto DVD and now you can watch them in style thanks to these fantastic 3D glasses.
With red and blue lenses, the 3D glasses have plastic frames much like sunglasses. Why bother with flimsy cardboard movie glasses when you can use these 3D glasses over and over again! Watch characters and images leap out of the screen in the ultimate comfort.
3D Glasses are plastic framed glasses with 1 red lens and 1 blue lens
Ideal for 3D games, movies and pictures!
They measure approx 13.5 cm x 4 cm x 17 cm with arms out
Great gifts for ages 6 to 160!
PLEASE NOTE: The glasses used in modern cinema films use different technology and not blue/ red layers. These glasses will not work in the cinema using the new technology and are designed for DVD’s, videos and images.
No more awkward balancing on your nose! These 3D movie glasses fit like standard frames, giving you a great fit. Treat your family to some 3D glasses and watch your favourite 3D movies, video games and images with carefully tuned, optical 3D lenses.
- Everyone will want to get in on the action with their very own pair of 3D glasses!
- Our new 3D glasses have comfortable, high quality plastic frames and proper optical lenses
- The red and blue lenses are carefully tuned to get the best out of modern stereo imagery
- Get your very own top quality 3D glasses that you can take with you again and again
- Got your glasses?!
They are advertised as red/blue but are actually red/cyan… or almost.
The cyan filter lets through loads of red (which it obviously shouldn’t) so they’re completely useless for red/cyan anaglyph viewing.
I’m very disappointed with this purchase. :s
Rating: 1 / 5
I expected the quality of these glasses to be better than, say, the paper-based ones usually supplied with some Bluray discs. I tried out a number of 3D films but the colour quality was nowhere near the 2D version. I think that manufacturers need to come up with better quality glasses that show colours much closer to the orignal colour. Very disappointing quality at present. Not recommended.
Rating: 1 / 5
I got these as I really don’t like the paper ones that you get with the films. I sat down to watch a 3D film and they simpkly didn’t work! I put the paper ones on and they worked. I really didn’t understand why the glasses didn’t work and I am not happy. What I did notice was that the red lens was on the left side but on the paper ones the red lens was on the right. I don’t know if that was a factor or not. I would not recommend these whatsover.
Rating: 1 / 5
Absolutely useless stuff. Don’t buy this, don’t repeat my mistake. Pair of cheap paper glasses will do work much more better
Rating: 1 / 5
The glasses look cool and feel cool. The problem is the Cyan lens is too light, which allows red light to bleed through it. The purity of the colours for filtering cannot be overstated. Don’t get me wrong they do work, just not as well as a cheap pair of paper ones I have. The 3D image relies entirely on the the eyes seeing two separate images. When the colour bleeds through the lens it causes unsightly artifacts in that eye, which spoils the 3D effect. For the price I would have expected much better. Think I’ll stick with the cheap ones. Digital cameras and freely available software, open up the world of 3D photography and there are many brilliant 3D images online, including Space and Mars missions. 3D images provide a far superior picture than a 2D picture can portray. The 3D effect seems to greatly enhance the detail somehow. BTW The polarised glasses are a waste of time for the home, but may possibly work with photographic slide projections, 2 views photographed through each polarised lens? Haven’t tried it though.
Rating: 2 / 5