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    katrina47
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    How 3d effect work

    Electro-stereoscopic displays provide parallax information to the eye by using a method related to that employed in the stereoscope. The 3D display systems normally in use use on of the following methods:

    Separate vision for each eye (used in HMDs)
    Shutter glasses (most common method)
    Color filter glasses (used in some old 3D movies)
    Polarizing glasses (used in some modern 3D movies)
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    Thanks for listing this useful information out here. I am sure that it will help lots of us. Since it is our future, hence we need to accumulate good amount of info related to it.
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    I think we use shutter glasses to watch the normal 3D movies and polarizing is used only when the 3D effect is more.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mizatick View Post
    i think we use shutter glasses to watch the normal 3d movies and polarizing is used only when the 3d effect is more.
    i think shutter glasses were used few years back and now a days some other kind of 3d glasses are used,i am not sure though .
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    Ya now the equipments changed a bit. In place of shutter glasses some other thing has been used.
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    Yeah i guess that the shutter glasses were used before some years and now new thing used which is even more handy and effective than the shutter glass.
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    I guess shutter glasses are still in use, but they are used pretty less as compared to new modern ones.
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