This is not a definitive answer from a scientist but this is my theory. Red and blue filter out a picture that is a combination of two pictures, one for each eye. Since red and blue are on the opposite sides of the spectrum, it is more effective at filtering the other. I am assuming they don't use maroon and violet because maybe they like it to be a primary color or maybe using maroon and violet would darken the image too much requiring a much brighter screen. Opposite would go for let's say orange and green. Maybe they are too close on the spectrum and wouldn't filter out the other image as well. Orange might let more light through than green. Also, if you have ever looked at an image that has blue right next to red it is hard to focus on the point where the colors meet. So there is a definite physiological reason.
when you red and blue glasses
depends if the theatres glasses are the red and blue ones or the grey ones, and if your tv is red and blue or grey.
all you do is get a clear red and blue paper and glasses , take the things out of your glasses and cut the red and blue clear paper about the same size as the things then you put them in the glasses done
because it makes you see diffrent colours not just 3d in the new black glasses
if drawing one simply take a red and blue crayon or marker after drawing the main picture in red take the blue crayon and outline the picture then take red cyan glasses aka 3d glasses and put them on and there is your own 3d picture made by you
Sort of. The 3D is definitely not the one that requires red and blue cellophane glasses
1 sheet of transpartent paper 1 pair of glasses and red and blue markers
Yes. It is entirely possible to buy a pair of 3D Glasses. Either high quality 3D Glasses from Cinemas, or simple red and blue paper glasses. There's great variety available at Amazon.
yes ..
The Red and The Blue? It matches with the two colour colours on the 3D-Glasses. What basically happens is your two eyes see a slightly different perspective of the world. The Eyes send the image as signals. The two images merge and your brain then reads these signals, to form the 3D image. With these glasses, your left eye sees red and your right sees blue. In the movie, the frames are painting in red and blue, with the red slightly to the left, and the blue to right. When you brain combines the red and blue, a 3D image is formed...
If anything, it's going to be clear glasses. 3D isn't comprehendable to the naked eye.
There are two cameras next to each other and they are combined in a video editing program. They make one video coloured blue and the other red to give the 3D effect. That's why you wear blue and red glasses. Now they have these new glasses that are just plane black, I don't know how they work though.