👓 Enhance Your 3D Experience with ViewSonic PGD-150 Active Stereographic 3D Shutter Glasses Review

I've had two pairs of these glasses for over a month now and overall I'm very impressed! My TV is a 60 inch Mitsubishi DLP WD-60C9, Blu-ray is a Sony BDP-S570 and I use a Mitsubishi 3DA-1 3D adapter. 3D Blu Ray. So far I haven't noticed any cloudy blacks (these are actually beautiful), no rainbows, no halos. The 3D image in these glasses is just beautiful. The glasses keep DLP synced perfectly and if you take them out or take them off for a while they will sync again when you look back at the…

I have a Mitsubishi wd65c10 3D capable TV with 3D converter, Onkyo 3D receiver, Sony Blu-ray 3D player, 3D cable ( at least 1 channel)) and WD plus live. I tested 3D cable and WD live with the downloaded Bluray mkv file. 3D seems slightly superior to theaters with less tracing, but it's still not a Star Trek holographic deck ;) I've watched side-by-side and top/bottom formats with no noticeable difference after the converter combined them into a blurry image. which glasses turn into 3D. The…

I just wanted to test the Viewsonic 3D DLP Link glasses but thought I'd also share some of the things I had to do to set up my system for 3D display material. I have a 2008 Mitsubishi WD 65735 DLP TV. There are several options for viewing 3D programs, each requiring a different type of setup. The 3D TVs that Mitsubishi sold in 2008 (and a few other years) require the 3D signal to be formatted in what is known as a "checkerboard" format. This is one of three or four different ways to format 3D…