3D Pictures For 3D Glasses

3D Pictures For 3D Glasses

How do polarized 3D glasses work?

Polarized 3D glasses are the wave of the future, and have been used at theme parks for many years before being put into widespread use in current and recent features. Polarization occurs when a lens is oriented or created in a way that will only let certain types of light through, via microscopic slits in the lens. This form of 3D uses two different projectors to transmit the film onto a screen - both of those projectors possess a different polarization. You are then given a pair of polarized 3D glasses that are meant to interpret the images the projector provides you. When these two are played at the same time, your polarized 3D glasses only let in the particular image with the polarization that matches the lens. Thanks to this innovative technology, you can have a more vivid color image, dramatically improving the picture quality of most motion pictures.

It is important to note that you need to wear red/cyan or red/blue 3D glasses to view anaglyph DVDs on your HDTV. You should also wear electronic shutter glasses while viewing field sequential DVDs on your ordinary color TV.

3D Pictures For 3D Glasses