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polarized 3d glasses
Hi,
I’ve got a special problem, at least I think so. Searching the web for three days, I didn’t get anything. My firm will have a presentation. And we will deliver 3d glasses for the presentation. But blue and red glasses causes headache. We don’t want our customers suffer from headaches. So, we reached a solution: polarized 3d glasses. But this time, there is another problem. With the 3d effect of After Effects, we can get 3d view when we wear red-blue 3d glasses, but we can’t when we wear 3d polarized glasses. The working mechanism of these two kind of glasses are different, I know. I wonder, whether anybody has an idea, how we can solve this problem.
Thanks all for your interest and help…
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1 Reply
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Don’t thhink that would work with graphics AFAIK. You would have to shoot something with 2 cameras at an eye width apart. On one cam the pola on the lens would be 90 degrees off from the pola on the other camera. So when projected it works with the pola glasses.
Another possible option although complecated is to use LCD glasses which pulse your view between eyes many times a second.
these are guesses though.
Chris Smith
https://www.sugarfilmproduction.com
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