This is a discussion thread about: 3D Televisions that don't need glasses inside the AVATAR 2 Production & Technology forum, part of the AVATAR 2 Movie Forums category. Originally Posted by mkmaster Ok so I found this picture and what is in the picture is odd but the ...
It's not the 3D effect it pretends to be. It's just moving different areas of the picture back and forth at different rates to make it seem like it is 3d. If you look at the houses on the left, for instance, the roofs move separately from the walls. Plus, you can tell: the image remains the same if you close one eye or the other.Originally Posted by mkmaster
Last edited by Olo'eyctan; 02-12-2010 at 09:30 PM.
"Sooner or later, you always have to wake up"
And sometimes, that's pretty rough.
Yes, I have read quite a lot of news about that. One method is that the image rapidly - so rapidly that the human eye cannot perceive it - in a way that makes it appear 3D.
Although, this technology will probably be very expensive.
In addition, people have rated the good old red-blue glasses the best. Why? They say that the red-blue glasses create the illusion of things moving toward you. However, in the no-glasses method, they say that the illusion of depth is created - space inside the TV, rather than things coming out.
There are disadvantages to the normal 3D glasses, of course. Like color distortion.
Imax 3d is like that (pops out instead of in). It all depends on the technology used.
"I once tried playing poker with a deck of Tarot cards. I got a royal flush and four people died."
Yup. And that is usually called the best 3D.
Well, I didn't see any other form of 3D other than with the red and blue glasses, so... I wouldn't really know for myself if it was the best. But I trust the reviews. :D
that's pretty cool. hopefully it won't take too long for the price to reach us regular people. lol
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