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watch the 3d movie in small screen for better quality.This video has the youtube yt3d:enable=true yt3d:aspect=16:9 or yt3d:enable=true tag which me...
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watch the 3d movie in small screen for better quality.This video has the youtube yt3d:enable=true yt3d:aspect=16:9 or yt3d:enable=true tag which means you can switch the 3d glasses color depends on what kind of 3d glasses you have.if you have red and blue 3d glasses scroll below the video and pick that color.
how to cross eyed the image(no 3d glasses needed)
if you don't have 3d glasses pick cross eye and watch the video when your crosses eyed.Now cross your eyes, so that the pair of images will double to four, and be somewhat out of focus Next, slowly uncross your eyes, and observe with your mind what is happening to the images. At some point, the two pairs of images you are seeing will begin to overlap At this stage, your eyes are crossed just the right amount, but your eyes are telling your brain that they are pointing at something about four inches in front of your face - so that's where your eyes are focused. You must dissociate the focus from the pointing, without changing the pointing of your eyes! Simply continue to keep your eyes crossed, keep the blurry images fused, and relax. Examine the blurry details in the fused center image. In a few moments, your brain will direct your eyes to focus on these details without uncrossing. The result is magical, as the image pops into spatial focus If you have trouble, one helpful trick is to use your index finger as a guide for your eyes: hold it up about halfway between your eyes and the screen, and focus your eyes on the fingertip. This helps you to cross your eyes. Notice the nearly merged pair of images in the background, as you move your finger closer or farther from the screen. Once you have the images merged (your finger will probably be 2/3 of the way to your nose), the trick is to allow the focus in your eyes to relax, WITHOUT releasing the physical pointing of your eyes at the fingertip.this is youtube yt3d:aspect=16:9 tag check out more 3d action at http://1tompo1.blogspot.com/ or my feed at http://feeds.feedburner.com/1tompo1
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