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The difference between 3D and 4D is that 3D it pops out and 4D you can smell, taste and it will pop out.
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Three dimensional (3D) effects are seen when the left eye and right eye view a scene from slightly different angles. The brain can be fooled into seeing the same if each eye is shown a slightly different image. The two images are projected on a screen in complementary colours. Glasses with matching filters ensure that each eye only sees one image. Complementary pairs of colours include red and green, red and blue, blue and green, red and cyan, green and magenta or blue and yellow.
An Electron microscope is more sophisticated. They use electrons and allow you to magnify objects up to 2000000x and view said objects in 3D.
No, humans can only see in 3D. The only way a human can see in 4d is with the help of technology.
green magenta 3d.
Older 3D movies use red/green 3D glasses. If the color of the red and green on the lenses of the glasses is not an exact match to the color of the film, there will be ghosting in these colors.
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When I Saw it in 3d i saw: Hanna Battle: LA Sanctum (3D) Thor (3D) Priest (3D)
Yes you can turn 3d on and off.
Because there are several different types of 3D technologies. The earliest video based 3D technology used color separation to deliver two separate images, one in red and the other in green. The colors in the glasses directed the light for each image to the correct eye to generate the 3D effects. Later technologies uses polarized light or a time multiplexed image to generate the same effect. The glasses used with both later technologies allow full color to be seen with 3D.
if you have a 3d tv that is why, you have to turn 3d off
All 3D TV's include an option to turn the 3D effect off on the remote, or through the option menus.
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It is a technology unique in LG's Cinema 3D that corrects for the light lost by its polarizing shutter system across the screen. Other active 3D systems do not have any shutter system on the screen and therefore lose no light.