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The separation of the two pictures
or sequences of pictures (film) for the right
and the left eye by glasses can be realised with
several methods.
At the one side by colour filters, which are combined
in this way, that the colours seen by the left
eye cant be seen by the right eye: red-green
[a], red-blue [b] glasses. Therefore the two images
(films) must be copied in this colour in another
( Effect: only black and white picture (film)).
Glasses for colour-TV [c]. Hereby with simple
methods of filming they get a 3D effect. The normal
film camera is moving with a constant rate from
right to left. The glasses have an dark filter
in front of the right eye. This delays the perception
of the right side. Caused by the move of the camera,
the two eyes perceipt two different views, which
are together a 3D view of the scene.
The restricition for film design (permanent constantly
moving of the camera) are so strong, that this
is only acceptable for documentary films (Effect:
color film with 3D effect).
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The above methods often uses only one picture
or projection source. For the projection with
polarized light you have two projektion sources
with polarization filters (horizontal and vertical
polarization of light). Carying the glasses with
polarization filters [d] [e] each eye can recognize
only the film/picture of one of the two projection
sources (for example in IMAX cinemas).(Effect:
colour film/picture).
[a] : Red-green glasses
[b] : Red-blue glasses
[c] : Glasses for a newer TV 3D
[d] : Glasses for polarization stereo projection,
japanes pavilion, Expo 98 Lisboa
[e] : Glasses for polarization stereo projection,
IMAX 3D
own photographs, 2000
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