Mnementh on 29 May 2012
| spurgeonryan said: Thanks^^ I actually use the 3D effect on my 3D alot. It is kind of like going to a 3D movie. You could watch it without the glasses on, but it looks a lot sweeter with the glasses on. I have not problem with getting dizzy or having heart attacks because of the effect. I do either have cancer or am going bald because I had a stray strand of hair fall out the other day. The 3D is just as useful as motion control. It is a fun idea, but you do not use it all the time, nor do you want to. |
I don't know which technology is used in the USA (there you come from I suspect), but here in Germany cinemas use mostly different technologies that all use polarized light. That means effectively, that the two images for both eyes are projected at the same time. So without glasses you can't really watch the movie. For people with problems with stereoscopic 3D in cinema already exists glasses, that have the same polarization on both eyes, so the movie is effectively turned to 2D. But glasses are needed.
