| Author | Message | ||
     Andres Rating: N/A |
I have just recently gotten into 3D stereoscopic glasses. I have a pair on order, and can’t wait to go back home (I am currently deployed to the middle east) to check them out. Problem is as of right now I only have two LCD screens. And since I gather from various post that it’s practically impossible to make shutter glasses work with flat panels as they exist now. Although when talking to a rep from edimisional he mentioned they were in the process of creating a solution for the polarization problem that is common with LCD screens. (Any info if this is worth waiting for) I was wondering what would be a good CRT monitor to look into buying. I don’t want to spend/waste too much money considering I already have 2 screens and I would only be getting another one to use with the shutter glasses I purchased. Any suggestions or info that could be of use to me would be greatly appreciated! | ||
| Pob! Rating: N/A |
You can't go wrong with any NEC flat-screen CRT or LG Flatron monitor IMO | ||
| N3m3 Rating: N/A |
Does it works with generically crt screens? | ||
| Alatar Rating: N/A |
> Does it works with generically crt screens? More or less. They need to be good enough to display at rate suitable for stereo graphics at your chosen resolution, i.e. 85Hz vertical or faster. The green phosphor on most CRT monitors persists too long for great stereo, so you may get ghosting in the greens. However, although monitors with fast green phosphor exist (for just this reason) they are expensive. |
