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     nickyj Rating: N/A |
A friend of mine just wrote me and told me he got this projector http://store.infocus.com/img/products/391/K68DIXEA075HAYB6OBOT_475.jpg to work with his edimensional glasses and no modifications. can anyone report anything similar? | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
at what refresh rate does it run 3d? | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
low so there is some noticeable flicker, but the polarization is not an issue and he said the flicker is tolerable. | ||
| GregK Rating: N/A |
It's been a common myth perpetuated here that DLP doesn't work with field-sequential 3-D. Most do and do it well (There's a few that either have an internal sync that can drift or do the interlaced to progressive conversion for 3-D wrong) ... DLP can have better image cancellation than CRTs as well. But so far I have not heard of a run of the mill DLP projector running 3-D higher than 60hz, although I could see it being possible with certain models. | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
"Most do and do it well" Greg, can you tell us the name of a unit you know works with interlaced stereo? At least @ 60Hz ... | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
Low end InFocus product can work on the 60Hz ... | ||
| GregK Rating: N/A |
Two that I know of include the Davis DLx10 and the NEC LT150. A friend of mine had the LT150 and had to do a minor settings tweak and it produced 60hz field sequential just fine. The rub is no one is actively testing DLP projectors using their various video settings with field-sequential 3D material. My advice would be to test any potential set-up (DLP or not) with 3-D material before buying, ..or ensure you can return said product if it doesn't meet your expectations. | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
Thank you very much, Greg. | ||
| Christoph Bungert (Admin) Rating: N/A |
####It's been a common myth perpetuated here that DLP doesn't work with field-sequential 3-D. Most do and do it well### I take it that you are talking about NTSC-video. ####to work with his edimensional glasses and no modifications#### The video or the VGA version? If I spend thousands on a projector I want XGA, I want 100Hz+, I want progressive scan, I want to use the nVidia stereo driver. Do you know of a DLP who does that? (Apart from the known 3D-models by VRex and Christie.) Christoph |
