Thread: Help needed

the technology behind 3DTV is to display two images one for each eye which is called stereoscopic technology.

Ya I have heard about stereoscopic images quite often. In this technology, the overlapping of the images is the main reason behind it.

Pretty much the TV will be displaying two separate images to effectively trick the light cones in your eyeballs. This process is called stereoscopic imagery and Is the leading technique to produce 3D images on the new 3D televisions Some new technological advances have provided methods to make 3D glasses unnecessary so instead of having to mass produce glasses, people can simply look at the screen and watch the visual content in 3D It really is fascinating!

Originally Posted by TimothyJohn

Pretty much the TV will be displaying two separate images to effectively trick the light cones in your eyeballs. This process is called stereoscopic imagery and Is the leading technique to produce 3D images on the new 3D televisions Some new technological advances have provided methods to make 3D glasses unnecessary so instead of having to mass produce glasses, people can simply look at the screen and watch the visual content in 3D It really is fascinating!

This has got to be the 5th in depth response you have given today Tim... Are you on drugs haha. You've really done your research into 3D technology haven't you. I'm still trying to absorb all the stuff you just taught me about blueray and now I have to take this in haha Keep up the good work dude!

Learned a lot from your post once again Tim Well explained! Thanks

Thanks for all the information.It'sa big help!I'm now sure how people in this forum loves 3d film

but guys I personally think that 3D are also best viewed on normal plasma or TV..!! What do you guys think about that?