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3D Glasses for someone with one eye

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I have been told before that this not possible, but if you switched up the image twice as many times in one would this work?

 

I was stabbed at 17 years of age back then the only 3D stuff was in universal Studios and I was addicted so jealous of you guys with 2 eyes.

 

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Lee

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    Colecago is right that this is not possible.  A typical 3d stereoscopic system like an active shutter system works by having mirror images of each other offset by a certain distance on the screen.  If the distance is farther apart the more depth you get well at least to a point.  The glasses then will alternate turning the left eye on then the right.  The glasses are flickering at such high speed that our brain can't process what's really being shown to us so it looks 3d.  One of my current tasks at work is to study the relationship between the distance from eye to eye and the distance beteween the images.  We have found that matching your eyes distance to the distance between images give the user a better 3d image but this is not always the case based on other factors.

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    Colecago is right that this is not possible.  A typical 3d stereoscopic system like an active shutter system works by having mirror images of each other offset by a certain distance on the screen.  If the distance is farther apart the more depth you get well at least to a point.  The glasses then will alternate turning the left eye on then the right.  The glasses are flickering at such high speed that our brain can't process what's really being shown to us so it looks 3d.  One of my current tasks at work is to study the relationship between the distance from eye to eye and the distance beteween the images.  We have found that matching your eyes distance to the distance between images give the user a better 3d image but this is not always the case based on other factors.

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