DYLAN CINEMA DIY VIDEO REAL D 3D SET UP TEST 2

[astanouk]

This is easy to do in theory, just break some Real D glasses in half and place one lens over each projector lens. Line the projectors up correctly and when you put on Real D glasses you'll see the light from one projector only in one eye! 3D :-) Just note the in theory part!

[SuperDAMShow]

One question, wtf are u doing? if u put it on ur eyes they overlap.

[moviestorm3d]

@SuperDAMShow good job that what cross eye is

[SuperDAMShow]

@moviestorm3d wel at least when you put the glasses on the camera it makes it look normal :P

[SuperDAMShow]

@moviestorm3d i tried it out and drew 2 identicall drwings and crossed eyes and it worked

[nhsplayer07]

what movie is this bro?

[elgatoxx121]

@nhsplayer07 is Resident evil 4 afterlife

[SonicProvocateur]

I tried using my glasses on this video and other real 3d ones, but it doesn't have the same effect online like it does in the cinema, perhaps video compression effects the polarization...i'm not sure. The red/blue 3d works fine, but the polarized 3d is going to be hard at home or online.

[henry2450]

@SonicProvocateur This doesn't work at home on a television or monitor because the monitor is not projecting two different images and even if it were, it can't polarize the light from each image so that it's filtered by the lenses.

If you wanted to reproduce the effect at home, you would have to have both the left and right polarized images projected from separate sources, and since only the cinemas have access to them its very unlikely that you could replicate the system...

[Mrs4ever2gether]

there is`nt something going on!

[eraicBR]

how polarized the projector ?

[charlesdon018]

where did you edit this video ? the curtains ? :)) hahaha . what kind of sofware do you use ?

[charlesdon018]

ohyea ! THANKS :)) I LOVE THAT :)) " coming soon is a step by step video on what you need "