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THE TOSHIBA PASSIVE 3D TECHNOLOGY

3D Passive Technology : This is the first process that existed and required at the time of red and blue glasses. In fact, two images are shot (always 6 cm apart) and each is biased. That is to say that a show is filmed for over a red filter and one through a blue filter. Your two eyes each see a much different picture of the two simultaneously projected by two projectors on the same screen. Today polarization systems have evolved and the 3D glasses do not need to be red and blue. The rendering is very good, especially in color. And 3D is faithfully restored. However, the picture quality is halved compared to the active 3D technology.
	Passive 3D TVs from Toshiba features a special panel with a layer on top that sends images to each eye simultaneously, at different angles and each lens polarized glasses lets two images to the right and left eyes at the same time with a subsequent interlaced information line by line to one eye then the other. Polarized lenses between the two images displayed
The Toshiba 3D uses passive polarized 3D glasses and the same technology and economic RealD 3D theaters around the world. The result is less eye strain, and convenience for activities and extended visual three-dimensional games. Combined with the conversion technology Trivector 2D to 3D, enjoy three-dimensional images from video sources in 3D and 2D native, such as Blu-ray emissions, video games or home videos.

Passive 3D technology from Toshiba in brief :

The next level of 3D :
The processor CEVO exclusive Toshiba raises the bar for home entertainment to a new level by combining 3D technologies Key.

2D to 3D conversion Trivector :
TriVector 2D to 3D conversion technology creates dynamic 3D images without any ghosting effects from both native 3D and 2D video sources such as 2D Blu-ray discs, television programming, video games or home videos.

3D Technology Resolution:
This technology converts from the bottom of the 3D content that is not yet in HD for 3D graphics and rich high quality.