Stereo 3D...........any fans out there?

[Shawn R. L.]

One of my new hobbies is to take stereo 3D (not red and blue and not crosseyed) pictures. If you have viewing glasses check out Northern California in 3D. I've got quite a few more of these pictures. If there's interest I'll post more.

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[Talion]

What kind of glasses do you need? I've tried the ones I used for Avatar, and doesn't work.......

 

[freakinacage]

What kind of glasses do you need? I've tried the ones I used for Avatar, and doesn't work.......

(not red and blue and not crosseyed)

keep up old chap!! i think they stereoscopic ones only allow your eye to see the corresponding pic, so your brain overlays the image and makes it 3d

they seem a bit mad on it in n.cal as they had a few exhibitions where there were stereoscopes

 

[Talion]

keep up old chap!! i think they stereoscopic ones only allow your eye to see the corresponding pic, so your brain overlays the image and makes it 3d

they seem a bit mad on it in n.cal as they had a few exhibitions where there were stereoscopes

Sorry..........there's about a billion different methods of 3D nowa days. I can't keep up.

Went to see Voyage of the Dawn Treader - thinking 3D i'll use my Avatar glasses.......how wrong was I......apparently there are news ones out now. Film was blurry from start to finish.

 

[Shawn R. L.]

What kind of glasses do you need? I've tried the ones I used for Avatar, and doesn't work.......

This is what I use. They are just clear lenses, not polarised or shuttered. They are the same old idea as the old Viewmasters or stereoscopes - clear lenses that force the two images into one.