| Author | Subject: Re: 3-D Time Machine |
| Don C. | Posted At 23:05:23 04/15/2002
Ah..but I was watching some of it in 3-D just the other day. If you get the 3-D glasses that have one dark lens and one clear not the red/green kind you can watch the film in 3-D. The effect works best when objects move left to right or vice versa. These glasses work by slowing down the light waves to the eye with the dark lens creating a lag time relative to your other eye thus creating the second perspective and the result is a 3-D effect. You might get a headache after doing this a long time. |