3d Glasses Together With 3d Images, Or Anaglyphs

3D Glasses used In DVD & Blu-Ray home release of theatrical 3D films
Disney studios is releasing its first Blu-ray 3D disk August 2008, Hannah Montana & Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert. Disney Channel aired it originally in July of 2008, for viewing with red-cyan paper 3D glasses.
In the blu-ray release, similar 3D glasses will more than likely be used. The greater clarity of blu-ray, and the learning curve at Disney, has greatly improved red-cyan anaglyph 3D Glasses, especially in relation to close overlay of the 3D images, such as they have followed in their animation projects. In comparison with the old-fashioned polarized or anaglyph technique, most Disney theatrical 3D images display much less mal-registration.

What makes 3D Anaglyph Glasses trick your brain into seeing in 3D?

3D glasses with the correct coloring cause anaglyphs to display a slightly altered image to each eye. An example is the red-blue anaglyph 3D glasses, the red filtered lens makes the red parts of the image appear as "white", while the blue parts are seen as "black". (with the brain providing some adaption for color); the eye that is covered by the blue filter will perceive exactly the opposite effect. True white or true black areas are perceived the same by each eye. The brain blends together the image it receives from each eye, and interprets the differences as being the result of different distances. This creates a normal stereograph image without requiring the viewer to cross his or her eyes.
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