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Question: Do I need any other equipment in order OT watch 3D movies besides my 3Dplayer player or ps3
Document: Bought this projector to replace my Optoma HD20 in order to  watch 3D movies. Thankfully, this projector mounts just like the HD20 and I was able to use the same ceiling mount. However, I am very disappointed with the image quality of this display. Although bright scenes are vibrant and crisp, most dark scenes are extremely grainy. My Blu-ray movies looked much better on the HD20.
Sports, movies all look and perform great. Have not tried the 3D yet. I have this in my walk out basement with a fair amount of light, but light dampening shades do the trick and nighttime viewing blows me away for the size of the projected image. Better than my Sony 60&#34; HD LCD TV that I replaced.I have it set up on a 9 foot ceiling at 12 feet back from the screen. No digital keystone needed at all even at that height. So i didnt need a extended mount.
My set up:walk out basement without direct sunlight right on the opposite projector wall.130 inch scree and the projector is 13 ft away from the wall.Watched several movies and 3D samplers. Picture is still clear, but not too bright during the day. At night colors pop nicely and 3D effects are also nice. I am using these 3D glasses "3DTV Corp DLP-LINK 3D Glasses 2 Pairs for ALL 3D Ready DLP Projectors and ALL Samsung and Mitsubishi DLP TV's " and they work well and are probably the cheapest on the market.Overall I am satisfied with my first projector - could be a little brighter, but if you can dim the room it works just fine.
I've owned projectors for almost 15 years and after wanting to step up from my Epson, I decided to give the DLP based projectors a try and ordered the HD25 specifically because of the 3D capabilities along with its reasonable price.First, the DLP is awesome. I never had any complaints with my precious LCD based projectors but I do think that in my room at least, the colors are just a little more vibrant.In 3D mode, the picture is clear, sharp and well defined. I don't think it's as good as my 3D tv but it is fun to watch for sure.
its my first hd projector, and it's really cool, but the factory need to  improve they applicability in processor speed, only move 60hrz,
The projector has the DLP link capabilities built right into it so you only need to buy the RF box if you're wanting to use RF based glasses. As it is, this is exactly what I did and after trying a few of the cheaper options out there, I decided to just pay Optoma's ridiculous price and buy heir genuine glasses. So far, they're the only ones that work flawlessly with this projector that I have found but boy do they work.It's quiet, has a great bulb life (6000 hours in Eco) and is small (and therefore easy to hide).
I'm not an AV expert, but I have been working with audovisual equipment for decades.Huge fan of this product. Image quality is excelent, brightness is great, and once it's correctly calibrated, colors and blacks look amazing!If you're into 3d but want a great all around projector for your non-3d material, this is the one to get.
The optical zoom allows me to move between 90&#34; screen to a 110&#34; screen quite easily. From sitting any where from 10' - 15' back, the 90&#34; screen is easier to take in. For movies we will make the optical zoom adjustment manually on the top of the unit and go to the 110&#34; screen. Feels like a theatre with the surround sound going.Having 2 HDMI ports allows me to connect to the home theatre receiver for the xbox, cable and soon to add a blueray with Netflix.
got it a week ago and have been experimenting with that.Factory setting out of the box are pretty good so unless you know what you are doing with the colors and stuff, this projector can be used with factory settings.fan noise is pretty low (my ps3 makes more noise than this projector).Has good brightness so can be viewed in a moderately lit room. I live in arizona (have a lot of ambient light) works pretty well for me just with closed blinds.There a two issue i have this projector..1. the amount of heat it generates is slightly on the higher side, so it's surely not a table top projector, can't sit next to those vents in the front or at least a foot near them.
I have seen the bulb for under $200 at several online retailers. I have yet to try out the 3D but plan to do so soon. All in all a great buy for the money. Blu Rays look crisp, DirecTV looks great!
Answer: Hi Dianne, you can use your PC or laptop too.  But you need to have a 3D video card on your PC or laptop to view 3D movies.Thanks, PCrush