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Offline MarkusON (OP)

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Watching Three-D movie without Three-D Glasses?
« on: 18/01/2010 18:36:44 »
Hello there !

I'v made a bet with a friend about this thing.

He says that if you shoot a Three-D Film ( Avatar for exm ) with a ordinary video camera and u set the Three-D glasses infront of the camera, you can save the File ( Movie ) and watch in from your PC without wearing the 3-D Glasses and you will see the movie like its an 3-D movie.

I think that hes wrong, but i dont know how to prove it, any ideas???

Mark
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Watching Three-D movie without Three-D Glasses?
« Reply #1 on: 18/01/2010 22:16:43 »
Mark, you're quite righ, and your friend is quite wrong.

To see anything in 3d, there has to be a subtly different image reaching each eye. There are a few different ways this can be achieved (there's another thread on here about how 3d films work), but this way will only give you a 2d image, as the same picture will reach each eye.

Unless he means to split the screen and have you watch it with crossed eyes (like viewing a 'magic eye' picture), but I expect that would become uncomfortable quickly!
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