Orange Hue on VPL-HW30ES viewing 3d

Hello all,
I have a projector VPL-HW30ES. Viewing in 2d is excellent !! However when viewing 3d content, I get an reddish-orange hue on the major portion of the right bottom of the screen. Also, the entire picture has a light greenish color -- especially viewing brightly colored pictures.
I bought the glasses : Model number: TDG-PJ1 and also TDGBR250/B. Not sure what is going on here.
I am viewing the movie "THOR".
Is there an issue with the projector?
Thanks!
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Hello Sai,
Welcome to the Sony Community.
I recommend you to you check the hdmi cable to make sure its marked "hdmi high-speed" for 3D. For more information regarding HDMI technology including HDMI cables, visit http://www.hdmi.org. While I don't think the issue that you experienced when watching 3d is caused by the projector, however, it's neccessary for you to do a factory settings reset as part of troubleshooting process.
Regards,
Charlie

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