can someone explain to me what the difference in the new 3D tv's and the older movies like Spy Kids 3D is different? both require glasses, but the old movies were also 3D no?
Although the concept is similar, the newer 3D technology presents the image using a more advanced method to overcome the negative effects of using color tint glasses and improve the use of 3D imaging in high resolution video.
@dapoktan Old red/green or red/blue glasses simply filter by color which messes up the overall colors etc. New tv accepts a higher framerate and also displays at this higher rate, where every other picture alternates right/left view. Active shutter-glasses close the appropriate lens at the same rate so that the eyes only see the frames meant for them.
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can someone explain to me what the difference in the new 3D tv's and the older movies like Spy Kids 3D is different? both require glasses, but the old movies were also 3D no?
@dapoktan
Although the concept is similar, the newer 3D technology presents the image using a more advanced method to overcome the negative effects of using color tint glasses and improve the use of 3D imaging in high resolution video.
@dapoktan Old red/green or red/blue glasses simply filter by color which messes up the overall colors etc. New tv accepts a higher framerate and also displays at this higher rate, where every other picture alternates right/left view. Active shutter-glasses close the appropriate lens at the same rate so that the eyes only see the frames meant for them.