I am surprised you make a difference between the 3D and the pseudo-3D in there.none are 3D.3D stands for 3 dimension, in which case all 3 axes, x, y, and z are VALID.so you can really see new details in the depth.in the current trend of so-called 3D, it is in fact, 2 2-dimensional planes, nothing more.so when moving your head a bit, you cannot seen anything additionnal.true TD will only be there when holographic TD will come. Until then, calling this 3D is wrong.the correct name is Stereoscopy.
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I am surprised you make a difference between the 3D and the pseudo-3D in there.
none are 3D.
3D stands for 3 dimension, in which case all 3 axes, x, y, and z are VALID.
so you can really see new details in the depth.
in the current trend of so-called 3D, it is in fact, 2 2-dimensional planes, nothing more.
so when moving your head a bit, you cannot seen anything additionnal.
true TD will only be there when holographic TD will come. Until then, calling this 3D is wrong.
the correct name is Stereoscopy.