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Question: Does it have 3D IR emitter included into package together with 3D-glasses?
Document: The DLP experience to me it's as close to theater as it can possibly be. Just wonderful! The Da-Lite 1.5 gain screen has angle viewing limitations of approximately 45 degrees, but that doesn't apply to DLP as I can see the screen very well at 70 degrees.In 3D 1080p mode with included Sharp 3D glasses, the picture look REAL sharp like glass-screened HDTVs (as oppose to "natural"). There is a 3D menu button on the projector.
Hooking up via HDMI through displayPort is a bit less natural as the best way I can put it.3D glasses comparison: The 2 pairs of Sharp AN3DG10 3D glasses are comfortable for movie viewing, but fogged up when I have sweaty eyes during intense game play. The button battery (CR2025) lasted me through more than 20 hours over period of a month. I bought a pair of Xpand 103 glasses and one from 3DTV Corp also.
The added depth gives more wow factor but can have ghosting effect and more frequent blur moments (movie dependent).For 720p mode, I can set in natural mode, which projects a smaller screen, or standard mode (full screen). All PS3 games look great in 2D, and 3D (e.g., KillZone 3, Socom 4, Resistance 3) looked sharp through the glasses.Hooking up my laptop via VGA port to the projector shows a clear 1900 x 1200 desktop.
I personally feel that there is little to no reason why every movie made shouldn't be in 3d. People don't like the glasses and I can understand that, but more than that; people don't like the gimmicky aspect of it. I don't like that it is considered a gimmick, and I don't feel that way about it at all. I have two eyes, and when I look at things I can see where they are in relation to the room where I am.
The games able to play 3D on it are incredible. Its unbelievable how many times I duck under a punch or move out of the way of bullets in a game just because of the 3D effect.Overall, this machine is great and Sharp Customer Service was great! I really cant recommend this projector enough if you want to play HD or 3D
Through a period of time, it feels good. Color is perfectGreat projector...easy to set up (although it had limited picture adjustments, so you need a good place for it). Great image. I'm projecting it on a 150&#34; screen in dedicated light-controlled room. EXCELLENT 3D...better then I've ever seen (including IMAX). Only real disappointment is that it does not play 1080p24 3D.
It's also comfortable and best for gaming especially with PS3 Move. The 3DTV Corp is quite cheap in price, but works well also. All three have different comfortable characteristics. I can put each pair on in sequence and feel "refreshing".All in all, I'm very pleased with SharpVision XV-Z17000. I wanted big, clear, and beautiful 1080p full and 3D experience and I got that.
Great projector...easy to set up (although it had limited picture adjustments, so you need a good place for it). Great image. I'm projecting it on a 150" screen in dedicated light-controlled room. EXCELLENT 3D...better then I've ever seen (including IMAX). Only real disappointment is that it does not play 1080p24 3D. This is the format DirecTV uses for it's PPV 3D, so new releases like Tangled 3D and Tron Legacy 3D won't play.
I am very picky when it comes to projectors because my first one was a Sony VPL-HS10 which at the time was better than any other projector I had ever seen. A few years ago, it stopped functioning and there wasn't a replacement worth buying. I know because I purchased and returned 3 of them before I finally said I'd wait for 3D. When I decided to get a 3D projector, I was convinced that I was going with the Sony because I had such good luck with the last one.
I wanted a big screen like a movie theater, and wanted to utilize all of 1080p, and also full 3D while also be able to play 720p 3D games. This one has the best street price out there by a long shot at around $3K.The concern from reviews were 1) not flexible in positioning (e.g., keystone doesn't work in 3D mode), 2) projection size versus distance, and 3) not bright enough.My setup is a 14.5 x 12 room.
Answer: 3D IR transmitter built into the projector