3D clip on glasses - Version 1 - for RealD cinema use and passive 3D TVs such as LG"Cinema 3D" and Philips"Easy 3D"- circularly polarized - with pouch and cleaning cloth

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The first Oakley 3D model offered a better optical quality than what you’d get using movie theater glasses, with superior color (thanks to gray tinted lenses), minimal “ghosting” and slightly curved lenses that enhanced the 3D effect. Overall, they were brighter with more saturated colors and crisper detail. In 2010, leading eyewear manufacturer Luxottica announced they were launching the first-ever 3D prescription glasses through their Oakley brand. Oakley has since produced a range of innovative 3D glasses — but keep in mind, not all of these are prescription-based. Any store that sells TVs with 3D capabilities should have a range of special viewing glasses available (or the ability to recommend a suitable source). Alternatively, many online retailers also sell them. Suitable for all Passive 3D TV's such as LG "Cinema 3D", Philips "Easy 3D", Sony, Samsung, etc., plus 3D PCs, Sky 3D and 3D cinemas showing RealD, masterImage and Technicolor 3D movies. They do not work with 3D DVD or anaglyph 3D which need red/blue lenses nor Blu-ray 3D or active 3D TV's which need shutter 3D glasses.

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If you don’t feel like getting prescription 3D glasses, you can always get clip-on lenses. This is a great option when you don’t frequent 3D movies. You can find many types of clip-on lenses that just slip onto your glasses, and you have yourself 3D glasses. Individuals under 16 years old must be accompanied by a responsible person aged at least 18 years at all times. Children under 4 years of age (children between the ages of 4 and 7 years must be accompanied by a supervising adult); There are many other options for 3D glasses than what the theater provides. Often, the theater gives you cheap glasses that can break easily or can be uncomfortable even without your prescription lenses.Different types of 3D image technology require different types of 3D viewing glasses. When 3D signals are sent to the TV or film projector, they are sent in different ways. The TV or projector has an internal decoder that translates the type of 3D encoding used. Any Cineworld Duty Manager may refuse entry to any person onto the premises of the relevant Cineworld cinema at any time and will be under no obligation to provide a reason to that person. Mobile Devices: All mobile devices including mobile telephones must be switched off at all times during the feature presentation. Whether you’re shopping in person or online, consider Oakley. They’re an industry leader and have been making quality 3D-specific eyewear since 2011. Oakley 3D glasses

Clip-on 3D Glasses - HCBL 3D

These glasses have rapidly moving shutters on each lens, as well as an on-off button and a transmitter. The features work together to sync the rapidly moving shutters according to the on-screen display rate. In addition to its other rights, in the event that a customer or group of customers breach or breaches any of the terms and conditions of this policy, Cineworld reserves the right to take such action as is necessary to prevent a reoccurrence of such breach (including recovering any costs incurred). Such action may include banning the relevant customer or customers from all Cineworld premises and/or taking legal action. theater glasses aren’t necessarily bad for you. When you wear them over your other glasses, you are at risk of scratching your prescription glasses, so be careful when you do this. You will find that it isn’t the glasses but the film itself. Polarized 3D glasses are the kind typically used in modern movie theaters. They have darkened lenses, and their frames are usually made from plastic or cardboard.

Whether you choose paper or plastic glasses, each style is available in many color combinations, including: The 4DX enabled seats may not be used by children under 4 years of age. Sitting on laps is not allowed. Children aged between 4 and 7 may use 4DX enabled seats with adult supervision. Booster seats must not be used on the 4DX enabled seats. Movies meant to be used with these glasses are projected with two superimposed images at the same time. The screen has the same filter type as the glasses, and the two work together to enable you to see the two images simultaneously.