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Best of all worlds. Gliff combines the precision, strength and grace of a metal frame with the flexibility, sculpture and fit of an injected frame. Intentionally rigid around the lenses, Gliff minimizes frontal flexing that distorts optics, but maintains a soft and forgiving fit in the temple region to accommodate a wide range of faces. A frame without compromise, the styling of this performance eyewear is punctuated with chrome metal accents and a high gloss finish. Finished with custom machined lenses embedded with i-AMP3D lens technology, Gliff's performance brings professional grade optics into the consumer's reach. RealD� compatible. Works in all RealD theatres, LG and Vizio Passive 3DTVs, Passive 3D Computer Monitors and other circular polarized 3D settings. 

� Thick hard plastic molded lens thickness for dimensionally stable, ultra precise optics; � 6base curvature for more panoramic viewing, better eye protection, and face contoured fit; � 20% more light transmission compared with traditional disposable eyewear; � Hard coated lenses extend lens durability; � 97+% polarization efficiency. Eliminates "cross talk" and ghosting; � RealD compatible. Works with RealD theaters, passive TV sets, and most 3d monitors and laptops; � Magnesium Aluminum alloy frames provide strength and rigidity for professional grade, long term use; � Ergonomic spring hinges adapt to a wide range of comfortable fits.

Circular Polarized 3D Glasses and Filters

3d circular polarized metal aviator style, 3d circular polarized clip-ons.

This is for applications that a circular polarized glasses are needed.  Specifically for applications such as StereoGraphics Z-screen and Real D theatres .  Works well with LG and other passive 3D stereoscopic displays and TVs.

Circular Polarized Theme Park Glasses

Heavy duty plastic polarized plastic.  Perfect for 3D viewing of projected stereo movies or images.  Fits over even the most bulky glasses. This is only for applications that a circular polarized glasses are needed.  Specifically for applications such as StereoGraphics Z-screen and Real D theatres .

Real D Circularly Polarized Glasses

These are identical to the glasses you get in the Real D theatres.  They are circularly polarized and work with our circularly polarized filters. Specifically for applications such as StereoGraphics Z-screen and Real D theatres.  Works well with LG and other passive 3D stereoscopic displays and TVs.

Real D Eco- green )

These leave less of a footprint as the other glass Real D glasses.  They are made from renewable, sustainable resources, not from petroleum fossil fuels.

" No-D tm " Glasses

These patented glasses will convert Real D 3D programming to 2D at the theatre.  This is useful if a studio has done a particularly bad conversion of 2D into 3D (i.e. Clash of the Titans) or due to an eye disorder or another reason you cannot view 3D.  It will allow someone who does not enjoy 3D to watch a movie with people who are watching a 3D movie.

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We have the world's largest variety of 3D glasses!

Anaglyph and pulfrich, colorcode viewer tm (colorcode 3-d glasses with amber - blue filters), cardboard anaglyph glasses ( green / magenta ).

These glasses are for the new Coraline , Journey to the Center of the Earth and My Bloody Valentine DVD.  These are the only glasses that will work with these DVDs.  The Magenta goes on the right eye. There are no plastic glasses available for this feature.

Anaglyph Pro -Vu

Magenta green provu ( green / magenta ).

Same as above but specifically for Magenta Green anaglyph applications.  These include DVD versions of Coraline, Journey to the Center of the Earth, My Bloody Valentine, Monsters vs. Aliens and the 3 Stooges.

Anaglyph Pro- X  

Pro-X Professional Anaglyph 3D Glasses, same lenses as ProVu, our more contemporary style for gamers and the like. Optical quality, cast acrylic lenses tinted to exacting color standards. Virtually eliminates ghost images and other annoying visual distortions. Lenses are a hybrid color cross between blue and cyan.

AnaChrome Glasses

Anachrome Glasses provide you with unrivaled versatility, combining both short and long-range viewing capabilities. Featuring a classic red/cyan anaglyph design, these glasses have no diopter and fit over most glasses, making them perfect for both movie theatre viewing and close up viewing. Plus, they're great for video projection in classrooms. Get superior 3D imaging the easy way with Anachrome Everything Glasses. These are tuned Anachrome glasses with the specially formulated cyan that helps reduce ghosting and is a high quality color. 

Beware of other vendors using the the name Anachrome and selling non Anachromes. You can rest easy knowing that you're investing in a product that offers superior performance, designed to provide sharp visuals and intense color saturation. These glasses all have "Stereochrome or Anachrome" etched in the side.

They come in 3 types, shown below. 

AnaChrome 3D Anaglyph ( red / cyan ) Glasses

 anachrome everything glasses,  anachrome aviators.

Anaglyph and Pulfrich     Polarized     Circular Polarized     Filter Squares   ChromaDepth     Card Viewer    Combo Pack

3D Pro Anaglyph Sample pack

If you want to sample all our professional grade anaglyph glasses this is the most economic way.  Includes 1 ProVu, 1 Anachrome Everything and 1 AnaChrome pair of anaglyph glasses.  Save ~$3!

ProVu Clip -ons

Same high quality as above in a clip-on format.  Prevent  your glasses from getting dirty from putting them on top of your head when not in use.  The blue side is a good compromise of blue and cyan.  

Anaglyph Glasses (red/ blue )

Anaglyph glasses (red/ cyan ).

Same as above but with Cyan filters instead of blue.  Preferred by some 3D experts.  These are the best cardboard glasses for watching 3D anaglyph DVDs such as Shark Boy and Lava Girl and for watching 3D TV specials such as "the Medium".

Anaglyph Glasses (red/ green )

Same as above but with Green filters instead of blue.  This is used for some print stereo books and some European 3D products.

Hand-held Anaglyph Cards   (red/ blue ), (red/ g ) and (red/ cyan )

Mini -anaglyph handheld cards (red/ blue ) and (red/ cyan ).

Polarized 3d glasses

These are either linear or circular polarized unless otherwise noted.  Linear polarized 3D glasses will work with all the old stereo projectors, StereoJet prints, and home projector systems with linear polarizers attached.  Circular polarized 3D glasses are specifically for the  3-D digital projection systems.  If in doubt check your owner's manual.

Polarized Cardboard

Polarized plastic theme park style.

Heavy duty plastic polarized plastic.  Perfect for 3D viewing of projected stereo movies or images.  Fits over even the most bulky glasses. Polarized lenses specially cut at opposing 45� degree angles. For viewing stereo pairs projected through left and right polarizing filters. These are used in Imax theatres and most stereo applications.  For Real D Cinemas please use our circular polarized glasses . For other orientations please contact us .

Jumbo Theme Park

Similar to the above theme park glasses but larger for total immersion such as for viewing Imax projection.  Also for fitting over very large glasses (Elton John may have to use these). These are linear polarized.  

Linear "Real D" Style

These glasses look like the Real D glasses used in cinema's throughout the world but instead of being circular polarized are linear at 45/135 orientation. For circular polarized RealD glasses click here .    

3D Polarized Aviator Style (Now in Tortoise -Shell!)

These stylish polarized glasses have Polarized lenses specially cut at opposing 45� degree angles.   The lenses are molded and of better quality than the theme park Style.  They have folding temples for easy storage.  For viewing stereo pairs projected through left and right polarizing filters.  These work with all the older stereo projectors from the 1950s (TDC, Triad...) and twin stereo projectors fitted with our polarized filters.  Also available in circular (see below).

Terminator 3D glasses

I'll be back... with these new "terminator" wrap-around style 3D glasses.  These have high style and tell people you are serious about your 3D!  Limited quantities are available.  Unlike our other 3D glasses these do not fit easily over prescription glasses.

3D Glasses For Newer Imax Theatres

These are special 3D glasses with linear polarizers are in 0/90 orientation not 45/135.  Most newer Imax 3D Theatres use this orientation but you my want to check with the specific theatre before ordering.  They are larger than most 3D glasses to cover the large Imax screen.  A few  theatres still use 45/135 (standard linear polarized glasses) especially in Europe. 

3D Metal Aviator Style

These are the Rolls Royce of 3D glasses.  Spring clips to prevent breakage and metal appointments make these last very long.  

3D Polarized Flip-up Clip-ons

Same high quality as above in a clip-on format.  Prevent  your glasses from getting dirty from putting them on top of your head when not in use.  For viewing stereo pairs projected through left and right polarizing filters. These are linear.  For RealD circular see below .  

Low cost clip-on linear polarized 3-D glasses for eyeglass wearers. Does not flip up. Universal clips to fit all eyeglasses. High quality thick plastic polarizers (.030"), about 2.3

Linear Polarizing Filters for Projectors

These are two (2) plastic backed polarizing filters 3" x 3", for attaching to any 2 projector system for projecting stereo images.  For projectors with larger, long throw or zoom lenses we offer 4" x 4" polarizers, 5" x 5" and 6" x 6". Both these will work with all our linear 3d polarized glasses.  These are 45, -45 degree polarizers. These are heavy duty heavy gauge plastic and will not bend.  Attachment will depend on your projectors (no mounting gear is included).  Be careful not to mount these polarizers too close to your lenses as excessive heat will damage or crack the polarizers.  Projectors vary in heat generation so please monitor when using.  Please cover the entire surface of the filter with the projected light to eliminate hot spots.  Try our filter holder and heat absorbing filters to extend the lifetime of your polarized filters!  Polarizing filters are not returnable.

Glass Linear Polarizing Filters for Projectors

Mounting Instructions

Polarizer Axis Direction Detector Arrow

We decided to offer the most niche product ever!  This product will help detect the direction of a the linear component of polarized material.  Put it on a projection filter or glasses and slowly rotate.  The axis orientation is indicated when it becomes its darkest.  This is great when trying to detect the orientation of polarized filters and polarized glasses . Actual size is 4 inches long.  For use with circular polarized material it is useful for determining the linear component.  

Heat absorbing glass pairs to be used in conjunction with polarizers

These protect your filters from UV and IR heat and greatly increase the lifetime of your polarized filters and protect them from melting.  They are specially matched for use in stereo projection.  

Anaglyph and Pulfrich     Polarized     Circular Polarized     Filter Squares   ChromaDepth     Card Viewer    Combo Pack Blue Amber

Terminator 3D glasses Now available with circular polarized 3d lenses

I'll be back... with these new "terminator" wrap-around style 3D glasses.  These have high style and tell people you are serious about your 3D!  Limited quantities are available.  Unlike our other 3D glasses these do not fit easily over prescription glasses. This is only for applications that a circular polarized glasses are needed.  Specifically for applications such as StereoGraphics Z-screen and Real D theatres (such as for Avatar in Real D- not Imax screens) and those using our circular polarizer sheets .

New Terminator Glasses for the Zalman 3D Monitor or Acer 3D Laptop

These circular polarized glasses are specially designed to reduce ghosting on Zalman 3D Monitors.  These have hard plastic lenses which are of much higher quality than the glasses supplied with the monitor by Zalman or the 3D laptop computer with a 3D Display Acer.  These glasses are not for Real D applications or applications using our circular polarizers.  

Circularly Polarized cardboard 3d glasses

Circularly Polarized cardboard glasses.  For when you have circularly polarized applications at a reasonable cost.

3D Circular Polarizers for Projectors

These are two (2) plastic backed polarizing filters 0.08" thick for attaching to any 2 projector system for projecting stereo images.   Both these will work with all our Circular 3d polarized glasses.   These are heavy duty heavy gauge plastic and will not bend.   Attachment will depend on your projectors (no mounting gear is included).  Be careful not to mount these polarizers too close to your lenses as excessive heat will damage or crack the polarizers.  Projectors vary in heat generation so please monitor when using.  Please cover the entire surface of the filter with the projected light to eliminate hot spots.  Try our filter holder and heat absorbing filters to extend the lifetime of your polarized filters!  Polarizing filters are not returnable. Mounting Instructions

Other sizes available through special order.  Contact us for pricing.

New 3D Glass Circular Polarizers for Projectors

These are two (2) glass circular polarizing filters 4 x 4 or 6 x 6 or 8 x 8, 0.12" thick for attaching to any 2 projector system for projecting stereo images.   Both these will work with all our Circular 3d polarized glasses.  They are 5mm thick and have a special anti-reflective coating.   Attachment will depend on your projectors (no mounting gear is included).  Be careful not to mount these polarizers too close to your lenses as excessive heat will damage or crack the polarizers.  Projectors vary in heat generation so please monitor when using.  Please cover the entire surface of the filter with the projected light to eliminate hot spots.  Try our filter holder and heat absorbing filters to extend the lifetime of your polarized filters!  Polarizing filters are not returnable. Mounting Instructions

Although it is not authentic 3D it gives the illusion of depth and can be fun to use when watching sporting events and videos which are specially made to take advantage of the effect.  The Ultimate 3D glasses also can be used as Pulfrich glasses.

ChromaDepth Glasses

Also known as C3D and Holoplay glasses these achieve a 3D effect through the layering of different colors. The ChromaDepth� glasses create striking 3D images from normal 2D images by pulling forward the color red to the foreground and sorting the remaining colors according to their position in the rainbow. There are two types of lenses available: Standard ChromaDepth� 3-D and High Definition (HD) ChromaDepth� 3-D.  Standard lenses are recommended for use with printed images, books, magazines and brochures, while High Definition lenses are suggested for viewing computer graphics, video, TV, film or distance viewing applications.  These are the glasses used for the "I love the 80's! 3D programs on VH-1!  

They are also available with hard plastic frames.  These are good for heavy duty applications and in gallery exhibits.

Dolby /Infitech Glasses

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Journey to the Center of the Earth 3D

To put on 3-D glasses, as cumbersome a visual aid now as they were in the '50s, is already to surrender to cheesiness. This loose take on Jules Verne's novel, with Brendan Fraser as the wayward scientist, is the ideal vehicle for stuff jumping out at you: yo-yos, waterspouts, antennae, dinosaur drool, the works. It's fun for tweens, a sedative for their parents.

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The 3D movies are coming, and Brendan Fraser is leading the charge! Rob settles down for a funfair ride and a half...

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Believe the hype, and the next few years will see a cavalcade of 3D movies. Leading the charge is this surprisingly low-key (at least in its promotion) adventure with Brendan Fraser. So I grabbed my 3D glasses, and sat back to see what all the fuss is about…

Now I know films in 3D are a gimmick, but it’s a fun gimmick, and as anyone who has ever been to Universal Studios will know, some can be used to great effect to impress an audience. The Terminator ride is one of the best ‘experiences’ there.

This idea of latching onto the ‘experience’ of a film, rather than the film itself, is something that we, as an audience have seen before. The most recent example was the average Beowulf, which was made a whole lot better with Grendel ripping Nordic warriors in half under your nose. And this is really the same tactic that Journey employs. It’s a fairground ride, nothing more, nothing less.

Now granted, to call a film a ride seems harsh, but really this is what it is. Admittedly it isn’t a bad ride, but really all this film provides is a trip on the log-flume without the stagnant water, or a go on ‘Rita Queen of Speed’ without the queuing. And while those expecting a faithful or cerebral adaptation of Jules Verne’s tale will be severely disappointed, everyone else – like the audience sharing the experience with me, who were looking to be entertained by things being poked in your eye or having water spat directly at you from a film – is in for a treat.

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Plotwise things are pretty thin. Brendan Frasier plays a geologist whose brother goes missing a decade earlier doing field-work, investigating and probing into hidden ‘tubes’ in the earth. Fraser then picks up his brother’s lifes’ work and then, one day his messy academic life is interrupted by having his nephew staying with him (which involves a dangling and unexplained plot move about a move to Canada). And – coincidence alert – one of his missing brother’s probes activates on the same afternoon. The action then moves to Iceland, where they team up with a very attractive pot-holer/guide/love interest/Lara Croft clone to get to the probe’s readings, and then get caught up in a storm/trapped in a avalanche.

That’s about the plot summed up, and then the actors phone in their parts. I have a lot of time for Brendan Frasier and have over the past decade enjoyed his movies. Airheads was insane and fun, the original Mummy enjoyable and George of the Jungle is at times comedy genius. And while you do get a bit of the goofy action hero, here it’s a bit underplayed and pretty vacant. The same can be said about Josh Hutcherson (who plays the nephew) and Anita Briem who plays Hannah the titular tour guide. But really this film is about the effects, and as such the characters are secondary as the film moves from one set piece to another.

It’s actually nearly halfway through the film before we get to the centre of the earth, which is surprising as you would think that a flick like this would get down to the man eating plants, giant mushrooms and undergrounds monsters straight away. But instead, after a cave-in, we are given a ‘bonus level’ set piece involving a runaway mine train taken straight out of Temple of Doom , only done on the cheap (and with CG). So while Indy’s dilemma seemed real and urgent, this CG-fest really is just an excuse to do a set of POV shots in 3D.

This action set piece over plot and characters sets the tone for the final reel of the film, where the subterranean realm is not really explored or discussed, but merely wandered through with no sense of awe. The team follow a surprisingly intelligent neon coloured hummingbird through the dangers, to find the only and implausible means of escape. With dinosaurs to dodge, magnetic rocks to navigate and a sea full of evil flying fish to bat out of the way, it’s fair to say that the film doesn’t take itself too seriously, with danger just perilous enough to be able to get through without any real danger. And it’s all, of course, a useful excuse to have things fly, poke or generally come out of the screen towards the audience without those inconvenient things like emotions or plot development getting in the way (check out how quickly they skim over the ‘death’ scene and the heating up issues).

But even with a ending that is verging on the plainly stupid, the film still manages to entertain. And even though the movie is packed full if implausible things (Google on a PSP on a plane, a mobile working miles underground), it’s still fun, silly and entertaining and as such does its job. It’s also a ride that you can’t imagine ever working when it gets to DVD or Blu-ray, meaning that the 3D adventure is very much the one to take.

Robert Mclaughlin

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Just got done watching the 3D version and was surprised how good that showed through my JVC-RS1 projector with anamorphic lens on a 2:35 104" screen. Several of the scenes had that pop that I remembered when I saw in 3D at the movies. The down side was the glasses that were uncomfortable and tended to wash out the colors. This could be my eyesight (which I doubt after lasix sx) or the glasses themselves. The audio was also pretty impressive even though it was DD only. The T-rex scene rocked my walls. All in all, it was a fun popcorn movie. I will re-watch it tomorrow with the 2D version to compare the colors vs the 3D version. Mr Ian B  

The anaglyph (red/green) method of achieving 3D completely destroys the color values of a film. It's not your eyesight, Ian, it's the technology. Color 3D films are really meant to be shown using polarized lens/glasses, but that can't be emulated in a simple home theater without extra hardware support.  

I just want to know how convincing the 3-D is ? - Jason  

Quote: Originally Posted by shepP /forum/post/14963014 I was really disappointed. I had gotten rid of the kids for the night and was looking forward to a fun night Click to expand...

I think I will watch the 2d version also.Bugger wearing the glasses.  

Quote: Originally Posted by DaGamePimp /forum/post/14962559 I just want to know how convincing the 3-D is ? - Jason Click to expand...

Quote: Originally Posted by Ralph Potts /forum/post/14963182 Greetings, The 3D effects were actually pretty decent... Regards, Click to expand...

I thought the 3-D effects were good. They popped out alot more in brighter scenes vs darker scenes. Yes, the colors were very muted in the 3-D version.  

Quote: Originally Posted by boblinds /forum/post/14962535 The anaglyph (red/green) method of achieving 3D completely destroys the color values of a film. Click to expand...

My wife and I saw this at a theater this past summer. It's a throw away movie and I was not too impressed with the 3D. I will rent it and give a second chance though. I have a question, I have the pair glasses the I had to pay for to see this movie in the theater. Will those glasses work on the home 3D version?  

Quote: Originally Posted by jbug /forum/post/14963853 My wife and I saw this at a theater this past summer. It's a throw away movie and I was not too impressed with the 3D. I will rent it and give a second chance though. I have a question, I have the pair glasses the I had to pay for to see this movie in the theater. Will those glasses work on the home 3D version? Click to expand...

None of this crappy anaglyph stuff. I want real full color 3d built into the blu-ray spec asap. i.e. wireless lcd shutterglasses, or whatever other realistic technology is available now. I heard it will be integrated in 2010, so I will hold off on any 3-D movies until a real full-color 3D spec is available; otherwise the inevitable double dip will rear its head.  

Is NETFLIX including the 3-D glasses as part of the rental?  

I got the Hanna Montana 3D concert from Netflix but no glasses were included. Fortunately I had some on hand.  

In the theater there were only a few scenes that used the 3d well in this movie. Unfortunately thought the movie was awful. It felt like they didn't put any real effort in making this movie, sets, effects etc. The acting with all 3 main characters was horrible.  

Quote: Originally Posted by Ruined /forum/post/14964176 None of this crappy anaglyph stuff. I want real full color 3d built into the blu-ray spec asap. i.e. wireless lcd shutterglasses, or whatever other realistic technology is available now. Click to expand...

it's a fun gimmick to see at least one movie with that worked better in some scenes for me than in others the shot with the ruler, the yoyo bits, the mine cart segment, and the scene on the raft with the fish worked the best i'm thinking part of it was my viewing angle and i have glasses so i might not have been getting the best positioning of the 3d glasses  

Quote: Originally Posted by Geaux Tigers /forum/post/14964908 Is NETFLIX including the 3-D glasses as part of the rental? Click to expand...

It's too bad about the home release because when I saw it in the theater (with the proper polarized glasses) it was one of the best 3D presentations I had seen in a long time. It was the 3D SFX that made the film for me, since the rest of it was pretty forgettable.  

Quote: Originally Posted by Another_Dude /forum/post/14964034 Negative. Real3D (what you saw in the theater, polarized) is different that what will be in your home (1 red lens/1 green). One thing to remember when watching 3D movies at home like JTTCOTE and Polar Express is that it helps if you crank your brightness and don't worry about color accuracy. For a great 2D picture, calibrate your pic and watch Baraka. This is something else. Click to expand...

One's red and one's cyan (green/blue). Speaking of color blindness, does anybody else find that when using anaglyph glasses that it screws up your hue balance from eye to eye. Try looking at some grass outside with each eye the next time you've worn the glasses for a while.  

Quote: Originally Posted by Mr Ian B /forum/post/14962495 Just got done watching the 3D version and was surprised how good that showed through my JVC-RS1 projector with anamorphic lens on a 2:35 104" screen. Mr Ian B Click to expand...

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Very fun plenty of gratuitous 3-d scenes.

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In 3D - it is a great 3D movie for 3D electronic glasses!!!

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Journey to the Center of the Earth: (BD3D)

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• Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
• MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
• Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 6.4 ounces
• Item model number ‏ : ‎ 24141374
• Director ‏ : ‎ Eric Brevig
• Media Format ‏ : ‎ NTSC
• Run time ‏ : ‎ 1 hour and 33 minutes
• Release date ‏ : ‎ January 17, 2012
• Actors ‏ : ‎ Brendan Fraser, Josh Hutcherson, Anita Briem
• Producers ‏ : ‎ Brendan Fraser, Charlotte Huggins, Tripp Vinson, Beau Flynn, Toby Emmerich
• Studio ‏ : ‎ WarnerBrothers
• ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0062KMDZ2
• Writers ‏ : ‎ Michael Weiss, Jennifer Flackett, Mark Levin
• Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1
• #1,185 in Kids & Family Blu-ray Discs
• #5,046 in Action & Adventure Blu-ray Discs

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