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That's a great explanation, and now I'm very intrigued by this movie, but I only want to know one thing: can I comfortably wear the 3D glasses over my regular g
by sketerpot 17y ago
That's a great explanation, and now I'm very intrigued by this movie, but I only want to know one thing: can I comfortably wear the 3D glasses over my regular glasses? I don't have contacts, and I need glasses to see the screen properly.
This is a big concern for me.
- anigbrowl 17y agoYes. I wear glasses too but the 'RealD' glasses handed out at most modern theaters remain comfortable for the whole film, I find. I gather there are some limitations, eg people with truly severe astigmatism, but mine is pretty bad and it hasn't been a problem. Not to swamp the whole thread with my own links, but the projection technology is damn near as interesting as the acquisition technology. I got a far better grounding in the physics of both light and sound from working in this field than I ever did in school: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RealD_Cinema http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RealD_Cinema