3D Viewing methods explained
'Minimax' mobile 3D Video Cinema to showcase/exhibit large screen full colour 3D Video products
Screen sizes to order, but a basic 8ft x 6ft screen creates an unmissible Full Colour 3D Video element to your event. Supplied with Passive glasses & with a Technician in attendence
3D Video Leeds Gallery on YouTube
Since May 2009 YouTube have presented 3D content with an impressively large choice of viewing methods ranging from 'No Glasses', 'Anaglyph (coloured) Glasses' to showing on 3D TVs
Activate the file in 3D by selecting YouTube's red "3D" Options button on lower right hand side of the 3D Video's window and choose preferred viewing method:
Seeing 3D on Youtube select red "3D" Options button only on 3D Enabled Video Files and choose:
With 3D TV / Monitor / Laptop
'Change viewing method' (sub-menu)
select choice that suits your device
or
With (Coloured)Glasses
'Change viewing method' (sub-menu)
(Select lens colours of your) Glasses...
'Full Color' gives good results
or
No Glasses (Autostereoscopicly)
'Change viewing method' (sub-menu)
'Side by side'... 'Full Width'... with preferred viewing method:
'left/right' or 'right/left'
3D TV Owners
Recieve 3D 'Broadcast' Channels; Play 3D Blu-Ray Content; 3D YouTube Content & Correctly 'codec-ed' 3D Files
Other ways of seeing 3D Video
Sky have raised the bar and supply 3D Video content through their 3D Channel. Sells the whole package brilliantly!
http://www.sky.com/shop/tv/3d/how-it-works/
Real D Glasses (passive / polarised 3D viewing glasses)
FAQ's about full colour 3D Viewing explained by the makers of circular polarised Real D glasses (passive 3D viewing glasses; that's explained too!) Most popularly used 3D optical system worldwide in 3D Movie Theatres. This company going for cool eyewear as opposed to the ones given out to watch 3D movies with.
Anaglyph Glasses (the coloured lens: red / cyan etc.)
To explain Anagylph glasses (coloured glasses 3D viewing):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anaglyph_image
A Free Pair of Anaglyph Glasses from a very friendly website
Autostereoscoptic viewing (no eyewear / glasses needed)
Seeing 3D moving images without eyewear (but alot of inbuilt technology) like Nintendo 3Ds
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autostereoscopy
Seeing 3D still images without eyewear (and very little technology!)
This Flickr page explains the the cross-eyed viewing method for Autostereoscoptic viewing and has beautifully rendered autostereoscoptic images in amoungst the group's pictures. This image is from one of our favourite 3Ders! A bit of practice helps, so we recommend coming back to it a few times if you don't get it straight away.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ytf/6858653098/in/pool-stereo
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