As we know, red-blue glasses for 3D movies like Spy Kids Trilogy or the worn, Dial M for Murder was the glasses that separate the images for the left eye and right eye are orthogonal. Simply put, one eye will catch the object vertically and one horizontally. This technology is a lot of drawbacks, especially when we move the position of the head, the eyes and brain will receive the new signal and have to scan again the position of the image to each eye. Complaints dizzy often found in this era. Technology is the replacement of the previous model glasses “Circular polarizing”, this technology uses the concept of how objeck right eye and left will be split by a rotating circular images, one clockwise and vice versa.
Standard Cinema
Silver screen that is known so far is replaced with a screen that contains aluminum or called “aluminized”, with 2 separate projector for each image, the pictures are moving clockwise and vice versa.
in the case of avatars, Sony introduced a single projector that can process the stereo images via RealD XLS. Polarized glasses are used also to be replaced, changing the light that had a circular motion into linear for each eye. In short, current technology does not separate the circular image. Continue reading 3D Technology in Movie