3D clip on glasses - Version 1 - for RealD cinema use and passive 3D TVs such as LG"Cinema 3D" and Philips"Easy 3D"- circularly polarized - with pouch and cleaning cloth

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Shutter 3D glasses are more costly, but the quality of the picture is far better. You need to have a plasma TV with 3D capabilities for the shutter type to work. Meanwhile, they’re generally pretty flimsy in construction, which can be a distinct disadvantage. Polarized (passive 3D technology) Medium size clip-on flip-up 3D glasses with superior circular polarised lenses for perfect optical quality where objects become more distinct and colours more vibrant. Circular polarization is less sensitive to the tilt of your head and so you don’t have to sit bolt upright as you do with linear polarised lenses giving a much more comfortable 3D viewing experience. With TAC (Tri-Acetate Cellulose) lenses they're less susceptible to delamination than those fitted with cheaper polarised lenses, a very important consideration for rimless clip on glasses.

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In 2010, leading eyewear manufacturer Luxottica announced they were launching the first-ever 3D prescription glasses through their Oakley brand. Oakley has since produced a range of innovative 3D glasses — but keep in mind, not all of these are prescription-based. HCBL can help our clients to customize special logo printing as well as develop a new mold for your passive 3D glasses. Spring Clip: low profile, squeeze to open, clip mechanism; virtually unbreakable and won't damage your lenses; high tension spring with two positive indexing lens positions, flipped down for 3D viewing or flipped up by approximately 140 degrees for instant normal vision.

We offer both single-use clip-on and multi-use clip-on 3D glasses in various styles. Please consult our friendly HCBL staff for more details. You can go with the traditional wear of the 3D glasses over your glasses. If you don’t have severe vision problems, you can wear the 3D glasses without using your prescription. This is so for those who are far-sighted. You shouldn’t have any issues with the theater glasses with this type of vision. Other Options For 3D Glasses The correct fit is the model that is just slightly larger than your spectacles, the temples may protrude a little but the lenses and frame should be entirely covered.

Clip-on 3D Glasses - HCBL 3D

The simplified version is: use a set of clip-on sunglasses, harvest the lenses from a set of theater glasses, pop the lenses out of the clip-on, use them as a template to cut replacements from the 3D glasses, and pop in your new 3D lenses.Cineworld accepts no responsibility for any information displayed or broadcast on the premises by any third party. There are many other options for 3D glasses than what the theater provides. Often, the theater gives you cheap glasses that can break easily or can be uncomfortable even without your prescription lenses. Specialty glasses give 3D movies an appearance of height, width and depth (three dimensions) for a more immersive viewing experience. This enhanced depth perception makes images seem more lifelike. You may even feel at times as if the images you’re seeing are leaping from the screen! This option is more sophisticated, thanks to added electronic components— though this means shutter 3D glasses will require batteries or recharging between uses. Polarized 3D glasses are the kind typically used in modern movie theaters. They have darkened lenses, and their frames are usually made from plastic or cardboard.

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Movies meant to be used with these glasses are projected with two superimposed images at the same time. The screen has the same filter type as the glasses, and the two work together to enable you to see the two images simultaneously. Then, when a 3D image is transmitted to the screen, it sends information to the left eye and right eye separately. These images overlap on the screen. The result is a slightly blurred image that can be decoded with special glasses. This technology may be problematic for children who spend a lot of time looking at screens with 3D imagery. But while there is not enough research to suggest that this activity is affecting eye health, it is perhaps a good idea to limit your child’s viewing time. Can I get 3D prescription glasses? The Cineworld Duty Manager may deny access to any person into the screens, private lounge and private bar at any time and at his sole discretion.The 4DX enabled seats may cause loss of balance, headache or dizziness and, in exceptional circumstances, epilepsy-like symptoms. You may find that the technology differs from one supplier to the next, but, for the most part, 3D viewing glasses should work across any make of television, particularly the newer models. If you don’t want to buy them, you can make 3D glasses using templates you can find on the internet. Bear in mind that most commercial types can fit over your standard prescription glasses, while homemade glasses might not. Suitable for all Passive 3D TV's such as LG "Cinema 3D", Philips "Easy 3D", Sony, Samsung, etc., plus 3D PCs, Sky 3D and 3D cinemas showing RealD, masterImage and Technicolor 3D movies. Clip items above to see our recommendation for your successful business. You are very welcome to share your valuable idea or comments with us.