Pro-Ana (TM) PROFESSIONAL 3D Glasses for Red/Cyan 3D Movies - Technological Breakthrough

By: - 3d effect: It has to be the best 3d glasses I've ever had. It filters well both colors so works really well for youtube 3d videos and most of other 3d video clips and movies. Of course, the 3d anaglyph technology is far from being perfect. With these glasses, you still will see some ghosting, but compare to others 3d glasses out there, the effect reduces as it's minimium. - Comfort: Very practical design, It fits so well from ear to ear that gives you no choice to see nothing but red and cyan. When I use prescryption glasses, I put them in front of the 3d glasses without any problem. - Cons: The only bad thing about these glasses is that the red/cyan filters are so strong that it may cause little headache for those who aren`t used to this. Another thing about filters is that sometimes you'll notice lack of non red/cyan colors, sometimes more obvious than other 3d glasses. But come on guys, if you're reading this, it`s because you don't want to spend 2-3 grands for a whole 3d system!!! P.D.: The glasses are not the same as image shows, It`s way better!!!

The thing is, there are so many ways to make a 3D film (some applications even can take 2-D and when you feed them through it on your own, turn them into 3D), that the glasses are only as good as the product they are viewing. I compared the (goi out to A theater) movie version of Gravity using the movie's glasses with these glasses on my computer, of course. The effect was about the same although one will not work on the other's product. I have even compared two different 3D techniques on the same film and the glasses were the messenger as in don't kill the messenger. For a fine 3D product they worked well. For lesser quality, they could not improve on it. Positioning so that they cover the entire screen completely was tricky but doable. The construction is about what you would expect for the price so do be careful and they will last a long time. If not, they seem easily breakable, so try not to drop them. As for top and bottom or side to side 3D effects they work well for both as they do for the 4 or 5 different color combinations although of course they work best for their own colors. I found "Dubois" color choice works best overall! Addendum. After using them for some time now my opinion remains. I would recommend the KMPlayer over the Cyberlink ultras (10-12, I have not tried the 13 or 14). The KMP is a free download and works fine with this product. But as my Title suggests if they were shaped like aviator sunglasses I would feel more comfortable. They strike me more shaped for the female face than the male face both functionally and aesthetically.

I bought this to screw around with Minecraft and Nvidia anaglyph modes. I have gone through several other glasses where I had to tweak my desktop color settings to match the incorrect hue of the glasses. These glasses worked well right out of the box with no such problem and are now my goto glasses. I played through Max Payne with these glasses and never experienced a headache, and the ability to see depth to a very high degree in the game world made for a very enjoyable experience. In slow motion the bullets would visibly pass around my character and towards me. The effect is not that of a game popping out at you, but rather like looking into a fish tank where the video games play out. Great product and I highly recommend this.

In actual use, these do work as 3d glasses, however there is some ghosting. Some images and videos work much better than others. It seems that some videos are created with an attempt to make the image appear closer than your monitor, and those then to be difficult to see. So if it is horrible for you, try a few different videos before giving up. There are sites with color bar tests you can use to test the glasses for leak by. In these tests, the right 'blue' side does perfect at blacking out the left image 'red'. However, the 'red' lense allows for part of the green to come through into the left eye. Since most all videos are actually red-cyan (not red-blue), the greens are supposed to only come through in the right 'cyan' eye. This leak through of dark-green into the left eye causes ghosting. The bottom line is that it seems the red is not the correct tint. Other than the image, the glasses are rather comfortable and do provide full coverage such that peripheral ambient light does not interfere with viewing. I think these would work well if you had a red-blue 3d image as apposed to a red-cyan image, though this can't produce full color. Also youtube 3d doesn't support red-blue. For multi-color glasses, it does support: Red/Cyan, Green/Magenta, Blue/Yellow. Product Purchased: Pro-Ana (TM) PROFESSIONAL 3D Glasses for Red/Cyan 3D Movies Sold by: Peep Partners I haven't tried yet, but I think I may next try Trioscopic ("pure green" / "pure magenta"). If it works better, I will still keep these glasses when I don't have the option to use green/magenta. But first I have to find out if the green/magenta is compatible with anything other than youtube... -- Update --- After just a few more uses (used only by an adult, no abnormal use), the glasses frame broke in the plastic over the blue lense just to the side of the nose section. It seems that the plastic used in the frame is very brittle. I was able to super glue it back together, but breaking so easily/quickly looses another star.

Excellent quality for the price, and no problems at all with the shipping or delivery.