Vista Tutorial - Beta nVidia drivers and 3D Glasses

I just installed the latest nVidia drivers and am thrilled with the 3D option. I threw on a pair of paper red/blue lens glasses and was blown away. Anyhow, the glasses I have seem to have an overbearing red lens and a slightly under-bearing blue lens. That is, if I view a game while closing my right eye (viewing only through red lens) the game looks normal (though in 2D) but with a slight red tint. If I close my left eye (viewing only through the blue lens) I can barely see the red and blue components of the image on screen. Ultimately, this results in a slight image ghosting in-game. Is there some way to adjust the intensity of the red/blue image components that make up the 3D image to eliminate this?

It might be easier to find an online store that carries 3d glasses. Maybe Archie McPhee has some ? Hmm. Nope, not there.

I tried a google search for '3-d glasses' and got a large number of page hits.

I have 3D glasses. I'm just looking for someway to adjust the intensity of the red/blue components that make up the 3D image.

Ah, then try Irfanview. Free, and works rather well. I use it to make thumbnails for my web sites. It has, under shift-G, a gamma and color correction menu that can do that.

What does Iranview have to do with 3D gaming assisted by nVidia drivers?

Sorry, tired and just saw the 'looking to change intensity bit.