Customer Reviews

3D Glasses - ANACHROME (TM) Red and Cyan Anaglyph Glasses for YOUTUBE Viewing (1 Pair, Plastic) - with diopter

5 star:		(11)
4 star:		(8)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(3)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

I ordered a different set of 3D glasses a while back, the big problem with them was the light cyan color which caused major red ghosting, after reading the reviews of this product I was convinced to buy these 3D glasses. But when I received them I found out that they look very similar to the previous 3D glasses and not like the one in product description image. Also they had the same light cyan glass which doesn't fully block the reds and I get very annoying ghosting still.

I won't recommend buying these glasses at all. Sure their quality is good, but they simply don't do the work they are supposed to.

The blue lens on these is blue. I bought them to use with the NVIDIA 3D Vision Discover and they work well enough. I would strongly recommend running NVIDIA's calibration system prior to using them for that.

These allow you to look at 3D anaglyph pictures and video on your computer with very little ghosting. For just a few bucks, don't expert miracles, but they have considerably less distortion than the cardboard glasses. Especially when you turn your head from side to side.

First off, you should know that these are Red/Cyan glasses. Not Red/Green or any other type. These are great for most images you may find on the web. Movies and television use other types of 3D techniques requiring different styles of glasses eg. red/green, polarized. These were a little tight on my 7 1/4 inch head (large adult male head). They still work for me.

Okay, so the colors on the lenses are completely off. can't get actual 3d from any image on any monitor with any amount of color management.

cyan is too light, red is too dark. waste of money. pretty mad that I bought four of them....

These are great to have by my computer for the occasional video or picture in 3D. They work pretty good and fit nicely.

I purchased these glasses last year from the seller "3DStereo" for $5.77. The glasses were sturdy and in the plastic Rayban-style frame shown in the picture. I give these glasses 5 stars.

Recently I bought another pair from "Super Deal" for $1.30. The Super Deal glasses are NOT the glasses shown in the picture. They are of lesser quality for lesser money, though adequate for 3d viewing. Super Deal gave me a quick response when I emailed them, but their product just is not the product shown.

I bought these for the purpose of playing PC games with Nvidia's stereoscopic 3d. I ran though the setup wizard and these glasses work perfectly. I played Street Fighter IV (Steam version) with 3d on and the depth really make the game stand out. The description of the glasses says for use with youtube or some junk, but they should change it for use with 3d games on the PC (if you meet the requirements). Unfortunately if you wear the glasses for too long, you'll see blue in one eye and red in the other for a good while. Supposedly there is no permanent damage, but user beware.

I thought I was getting a cheap pair of plastic/paper glasses, turned out I was wrong. These glasses work great for nvidia's 3d vision and are comfortable as well. My friend has a pair of these with tinted lenses so it's the same quality frame but with blue/cyan and red filters. I honestly can't tell if the lens is blue or cyan. It's the same color as what you see in the picture, if that helps. I would definitely consider buying these again if I need a second pair.

Nice product. These glasses work better with some 3D photos than with others, apparently because there are several types of anaglyphs each of which uses slightly different colors. These glasses are best with the grayish anaglyphs, and with those they work well. My guess is that these are about 1/2 of the anaglyphs on the Web. The type of anaglyph that uses bright red & cyan aren't as believable.