Moin,
IŽm all in for it. I consider it the future of cinema. IŽve been seeing 'Avatar' several times and some 3d animation movies in 3D. The important point is, it has to be the 'Real3D' technique, using differently polarized light for each eye. I agree that the red/green glasses are b*llsh*t. They only provide two different layers, two pictures separated by different color information at a slight offset. This is not what 3D is supposed to be. But the ploarizing technique uses film material captured with two cameras. Thus your brain is indeed tricked into interpreting the seen images as 3D. But weŽll have to live with the glasses issue, which I personally donŽt mind at the slightest. There are only two other ways I can imagine to achieve 3D. First, youŽll have to keep a fixed distance to a screen that displays different pictures for both eyes, the other would be to implant the picture directly into your mind. Anyway, IŽm a big fan of the new techniques and am eagerly awaiting any costumer market solutions.
Regards,
DD
|