Mirroring polarized light turn that polarization 90 degree, the reflecting coating should be on top. Even so, you depolarize a little bit of the light (also with the light passing from the back), wich can be seen in both eyes. It's really tricky to setup the brightness: It's why it is in a "darkened" box. Also the thin kitchen PE film (the thing you wrap sandwich in) turn the polarisation about 90 degree.
because stereo optic means you need one eye to focus on a slightly different part of the screen than the other eye and that's what the glasses do for you.
So. i have gotten everything working perfectly, avatar in 1080p took my back to when i seen it in imax 3d.Only bigger is better, i am now looking into the diy 3d projector.
Where did you get the acrylic half mirror? I am looking for one to put inside my Space Invaders arcade cab to reproduce the holographic 3D effect of the original arcade machine.
How did you know that the polarization on the displays would be opposing between them to cross over and create the stereoscopic image. Also, which glasses did you get to match the polarization from the screens?
I really like that idea, but where do you get the source of 3d videos ? how do you split them to those 2 lcd`s ? You need a PC with videocard that has two outputs, but then how can you play a 3D title (if it's there). Or are all the movies in 3D then ? Wondering.
Can some one help me. When i use the stereo movie player and split the movie between the two monitors, the video goes out requiring me to reopen the movie. I am using win7- 17"monitor and a 23" monitor resized in nivdia control panel to match the 17" monitor at 1280X1020. Do i need to go back to vista or xp for the player to work right or do i need to create a right and left eye file of the movie for it to work right.
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thank you!
Mirroring polarized light turn that polarization 90 degree, the reflecting coating should be on top. Even so, you depolarize a little bit of the light (also with the light passing from the back), wich can be seen in both eyes. It's really tricky to setup the brightness: It's why it is in a "darkened" box.
Also the thin kitchen PE film (the thing you wrap sandwich in) turn the polarisation about 90 degree.
its about time someone came up with a decent idea
because stereo optic means you need one eye to focus on a slightly different part of the screen than the other eye and that's what the glasses do for you.
that's genius! a pity i won't have that much time and money to make such a frame.
So. i have gotten everything working perfectly, avatar in 1080p took my back to when i seen it in imax 3d.Only bigger is better, i am now looking into the diy 3d projector.
I,m so into this right now.
Best example of vocal fry I ever heard.
Where did you get the acrylic half mirror? I am looking for one to put inside my Space Invaders arcade cab to reproduce the holographic 3D effect of the original arcade machine.
Those polarized glasses are probably more expensive then the mass produced red blue ones. So I don't see how it is a inexpensive way.
that was great. smart guy
you can convert them but the result will be crappy. Instead you need true stereoscopic video files (shot on 2 cameras a few centimeters apart).
They sell the official (new) polarized glasses on ebay for a few dollars tops.
Interesting.
How did you know that the polarization on the displays would be opposing between them to cross over and create the stereoscopic image. Also, which glasses did you get to match the polarization from the screens?
I really like that idea, but where do you get the source of 3d videos ? how do you split them to those 2 lcd`s ? You need a PC with videocard that has two outputs, but then how can you play a 3D title (if it's there). Or are all the movies in 3D then ?
Wondering.
i dont think the video does it justice?
Can some one help me. When i use the stereo movie player and split the movie between the two monitors, the video goes out requiring me to reopen the movie.
I am using win7- 17"monitor and a 23" monitor resized in nivdia control panel to match the 17" monitor at 1280X1020.
Do i need to go back to vista or xp for the player to work right or do i need to create a right and left eye file of the movie for it to work right.
oh sure, cuz thats not expensive
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They made a mistake any LCD can be used
so u can make any movie 3d with that?
i cant see any 3d!?!?
Because you are watching it on a 2D video you are not there!