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     Chris Pinto Rating: N/A |
Posted by Chris Pinto on December 18, 2000 at 15:17:30: In Reply to: Re: I need advice on buying 3d glasses. posted by Christoph Bungert on January 12, 19100 at 05:44:50: : : Also, if you don't mind, may you tell me which glasses do you have or use most? : I have all major brands of glasses, except for the StereoGraphics and ELSA models since I had to give them back after testing. : Currently I use Eye3D and ASUS the most. : Christoph If you have the NuVision 60GX why do you use the Eye3D and ASUS instead? I've been thinking about getting good shutterglasses - the NuVision 60GX. I hate the Eyescream Wicked 3D and Elsa Revelator3D. But the NuVision is very expensive. If they are no better for games then Eye3D or ASUS then I'll save myself the money and buy the ASUS. Will the NuVision 60GX SR (Stereo Ready) plug into the Elsa VGA pass-through cable (it has the VESA plug) and work with the Elsa 3D drivers? That would save me $$$ - the 60GX SR is $399. BTW I get no ghosting on my monitor at all - the manual says it uses fast Phosphors - Cornerstone Color 50/115sf 21". It was the top rated monitor of 1998. I got them new at auction very cheap. Went a bit nuts when I saw them so cheap and bought 3! I can use them at 1856*1392 and the text is very clear. The other way to get a no ghosting monitor is to use a projector like a Barco 1208 with a fast green phosphor tube in a rear screen setup with very short throw lenses on a small maybe 27" screen. High end projectors are selling very cheap on ebay. They are being replaced in office board rooms by brighter (but not as good picture) digital projectors. |
