2. WHAT IS 3D
HOW YOUR EYES SEES IN 3D
STEREOSCOPIC 3D?
ACTIVE & PASSIVE 3D..
3D CAMERAS
3D MOVIES
FREE-GLASSES 3D
TECHNOLOGY
WHAT’S NEXT ?
3. Hold up your figure
about an arm length in
front of your face stair and
close your right eye then
the left eye what do you
notice?
Brain use a process call
stereoscopic to translate
these two images to depth
perception
4. Stereoscopy (also called stereoscopies or 3D
imaging) is a technique for creating or
enhancing the illusion of depth in an image by
means of stereopsis for binocular vision
5. More modern choice for cheap
3d
Allow color viewing .
Two synchronized projector
project two respective view onto
the screen, each with a different
polarization.
The glasses allow only one of the
image into each eye because they
contain lenses with different
polarization.
The brain does the hard work
again , combining two separate
image into a single 3D one.
Used in most of today 3D
theaters…
6. Used at HOME THEATER.
Image Looks Great.
There is a battery in it.
The TV rapidly flash alternating
left-eye and right –eye video
frames at 120 times per second.
Through the glasses you will see
a one picture for each one at time ,
But the left/right video image.
Alternate so quickly that you
perceive a full, three alternate so
quickly that you perceive a full,
three-dimensional view…
7. PASSIVE 3D V/S ACTIVE 3D
PASSIVE 3D ACTIVE 3D
ITS CHEAP.. ITS COSTY..
PASSIVE 3D DOSE NOT ACTIVE 3D NEEDS TO BE
REQURED CHARGING.. CHARGE BEFORE USE..
THESE GLASSES ARE LIGHT THEY R HEAVY IN
& EASY TO USE.. COMPARISION OF ACTIVE
3D.
NO HARMFULL EFECTS… PEOPLE COMPLAIN ABOUT
HEADACHE .
8. 3D CAMERAS
(3d-camera) Range imaging is
the name for a collection of
techniques which are used to
produce a 2D image showing the
distance to points...
3D cameras use two
different lenses to shoot
video or any object which
are at same camera
9. A 3D or 3-D (three-dimensional) film or S3D (stereoscopic 3D) film is
a motion picture that enhances the illusion of depth perception. Derived
from stereoscopic photography, a regular motion picture camera system is
used to record the images as seen from two perspectives (or computer-
generated imagery generates the two perspectives in post-production), and
special projection hardware and/or eyewear are used to provide the illusion
of depth when viewing the film. 3D films are not limited to feature
film theatrical releases; television broadcasts and direct-to-video films have
also incorporated similar methods, especially since 3D television and Blue-
ray 3D.
10. APPLICATION OF 3D
TECHNOLOGY
Has we all know 3D Technology is
widely used in film industry
Toshiba : Regza GL1 Series
11. In 3D computer graphics, 3D
modeling (also known as
meshing) is the process of
developing a mathematical
representation of any three-
dimensions
12. 3D TECHNOLOGY USED
IN MEDICAL
3D ultrasound is a medical ultrasound
technique, often used during pregnancy,
providing three dimensional images of the
fetus..
14. SIDE EFFECTS !!
SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS::
Massive headache, eye stress…!!
TOSHIBA::
”Due to the possibility of impact on vision development , viewers of 3D
video images should be above 6 years‘….”
Watching TV for long time is not good ..
Some risk 6 or 8 while using NINTENDO 3DS “potential impact on growth of
children eyes” PC MAC, FOX.
Can effects older people in different ways..
Very little research is done on EFFECTS OF 3D VIEWING ON CHILDREN
ADULTS
15. PEVENTIONS FOR USING
3D
Take the glasses off if u feel stress and relax
for around 30 sec
Never wear 3D glasses outside ..
Get your eyes check periodically if u use 3D
TV daily ..
16. 4D TECHNOLOGY
4D film is a marketing term that describes an
entertainment presentation system combining a 3D
film with physical effects in the theatre, which occur in
synchronization with the film (note that 4D films are not
actually, geometrically, 4-dimensional). Because physical
effects can be expensive to install, 4D films are usually
presented only at special venues
17. APPLICATION OF 4D
Quality verification of electro-
optical components and systems
for tracking, surveillance and
directed energy.
ASTRONOMY APPLICATION
Shape measurement throughout the
production of terrestrial and space-
based telescope optics and systems.
18. OPTICS TESTING
Surface form and shape for flats,
spheres, prisms, transparent optics,
etc.
Process control for media flatness, RVA
analysis and micro waviness.