| Author | Message | ||
     michael bachhofer Rating: N/A |
is it possible to watch films(3d-dvd,...) with the elsa revelator? does anyone know if it´s possible to use the revelator glasses also for the tv-set? i want to buy 10 ir revelator glasses for presenting a selfmade film (made with nuview-adaptor) projected with an lcd or dlp projector; does anyone know if it would work? i also want to make 3d-virtual panoramas and object-movies; can i watch them with elsa revelator? | ||
| Peter Wimmer Rating: N/A |
Be carefull with projectors. You can't replace a TV by a projector, because it performs a deinterlacing and LCDs are too slow too. For stereo projection you need special equipment. | ||
| Christoph Bungert (Admin) Rating: N/A |
The Revelator only has a VGA-interface, so it can't be connected to a VCR or DVD-player. There are TV-controllers from i-O Display (and OEM's such as eDimensional, X3D, etc.) which are IR-signal compatible with the Revelator wireless glasses. There are DLP projectors which can be used for 3D-NTSC video from NuView, 3D-VHS and 3D-DVD, but you have to try before you buy. Forget PAL-video and VGA 3D on a DLP. Forget LCD at all. You can use virtually any type of projector if you use two projectors with polarization filters and polarizer glasses plus a digital demultiplexer. This setup will be pretty expensive. Christoph | ||
| Peter Wimmer Rating: N/A |
Polarization in combination with LCD projectors can't be recommended, because LCDs are internally polarized and you would loose much brightness. Or you use special LCD projectors which are internally prepaired for 3D (e.g. from Barco) | ||
| Giorgio Bogoni Rating: N/A |
Join the Yahoo group 3DTV and ask. We've been speaking about a way to use 2 LCD projectors using the standard polarization of the RGB panels inside (with no polarization filter in front of the projector). We have to switch G-channels and have a perfect sync (you need a genlocked graphic board) but it should work with almost all new LCD projectors (my Sony VPL CS-1 is too old!!!) and you'll have no brightness drop. Giorgio. | ||
| M.H. Rating: N/A |
Gorgio: If you swith the chanels in software you do not need genlocked graphic board ... You are probably speaking about Stero Bright tehnology ... It needs in addition polarization relailers, perfectly adjuted projectors and it can produce more ghosting than standard polarization filter usage ... Without this you can you any normal LCD projectors + add polarization filter on them. Light lose will be ablut 70%. See Andrew Woods www for an article related to this problem ... | ||
| Giorgio Bogoni Rating: N/A |
Yes, I was speaking about Stereo Bright tech (I couldn't remember the name!). I believed 1/30 sec sync (from not-genlocked outputs) wasn't enough but I'm glad I was wrong. I think some projectors can be used in a horizontal AND vertical position, so you shoudn't need a filter to rotate the polarization but you can rotate 90° the projector AND the projected image. If you can't rotate the projector maybe con can rotate the light beam using a mirror-device ... In this case I don't expect any ghosting at all. Giorgio. | ||
| Mike Rating: N/A |
Christoph, you say you can use any projector as long as you have 2? Plus a polariztion filters and glasses, plus the demultiplexter.. What would that stuff cost, not counting the projectors? I have a NEC vt440, if I had another one, is that start? tnx | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
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