Comments on: Waiting for that 3D experience at home… http://www.calvinrobinson.org/2009/11/waiting-for-that-3d-experience-at-home/ わたしは カルベン です。 Sat, 29 Jan 2011 17:56:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: lovebug35http://www.calvinrobinson.org/2009/11/waiting-for-that-3d-experience-at-home/comment-page-1/#comment-149 lovebug35 Sat, 21 Nov 2009 08:32:53 +0000 http://www.calvinrobinson.org/?p=806#comment-149 hmm.. interesting. hmm.. interesting.

]]> By: Calvin Robinsonhttp://www.calvinrobinson.org/2009/11/waiting-for-that-3d-experience-at-home/comment-page-1/#comment-147 Calvin Robinson Wed, 11 Nov 2009 06:15:03 +0000 http://www.calvinrobinson.org/?p=806#comment-147 Someone on the eBuyer comments explained the shutter technology quite nicely;<br><br>The way the glasses work is they darken the left eyes lens when the right eye scene is on screen and vice versa, so the left eye never see's the scene from a right eye's point of view and so on.<br><br>You cant use any monitor with the glasses either because the screen needs to refresh twice as fast to remain flicker free. hence the high rate of 120Hz (you left eye is only seeing 60hz and so is your right) any less will cause flickering and headaches :) Someone on the eBuyer comments explained the shutter technology quite nicely;

The way the glasses work is they darken the left eyes lens when the right eye scene is on screen and vice versa, so the left eye never see's the scene from a right eye's point of view and so on.

You cant use any monitor with the glasses either because the screen needs to refresh twice as fast to remain flicker free. hence the high rate of 120Hz (you left eye is only seeing 60hz and so is your right) any less will cause flickering and headaches :)

]]> By: Calvin Robinsonhttp://www.calvinrobinson.org/2009/11/waiting-for-that-3d-experience-at-home/comment-page-1/#comment-148 Calvin Robinson Wed, 11 Nov 2009 06:15:03 +0000 http://www.calvinrobinson.org/?p=806#comment-148 Someone on the eBuyer comments explained the shutter technology quite nicely;<br><br>The way the glasses work is they darken the left eyes lens when the right eye scene is on screen and vice versa, so the left eye never see's the scene from a right eye's point of view and so on.<br><br>You cant use any monitor with the glasses either because the screen needs to refresh twice as fast to remain flicker free. hence the high rate of 120Hz (you left eye is only seeing 60hz and so is your right) any less will cause flickering and headaches :) Someone on the eBuyer comments explained the shutter technology quite nicely;

The way the glasses work is they darken the left eyes lens when the right eye scene is on screen and vice versa, so the left eye never see's the scene from a right eye's point of view and so on.

You cant use any monitor with the glasses either because the screen needs to refresh twice as fast to remain flicker free. hence the high rate of 120Hz (you left eye is only seeing 60hz and so is your right) any less will cause flickering and headaches :)

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