Sony PS3: 3D gaming via firmware update release before Summer!

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Lafiel said:

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no, those glasses used in cinemas just have polarization filters (line/circular), because in cinemas they use 2 projectors which project the different pictures with differently polarized light to create the 3D effect

first gen 3D TVs however will use the shutterglasses technique (the TV alternates between left/right eye pictures while the glasses alternate between obscuring the left/right side) , because it's easier with just one light source - shutterglasses are way more expensive than polarized glasses though

Thx.  Heck, I'm going to be overflowing with various types of 3D glasses at this rate - I'll have to make sure I keep them seperate otherwise I'll always be wondering why the glasses aren't working.