Thanks. My filters arrived today. I have the day off from work so I tried them out straight away. I tried them with about 3 movies which had caused me headaches or excessive eye strain. I specially selected problem scenes.
I note the instructions say that you should make sure that the glasses are horizontal. Well, I've always done this. I wonder how many of the problems caused by people using this system have come from the glasses being slightly 'off horizontal'. After all, peoples' heads do tilt and also glasses rarely sit on peoples' faces completely horizontally. Just take a look in the mirror next time you put some on.
Also, it recommends that you try adjusting the glasses brightness setting. I've tried this. I didn't like the effect it had on the 3D - it seemed to diminish it. Also I didn't see much of a difference unless I had the setting on low, whereby the picture became extremely dark.
So, having tried the filters, I have to say, I like the result. The picture didn't seem to be that much darker than without the filters, yet the picture clarity, 3D effect, and eyestrain issues were all improved in my opinion. I'm going to keep the filters on my glasses.
Why didn't you design the glasses to include the filter built-in? I think it would be a good idea.
