| Author | Message | ||
     Anonymous Rating: N/A |
I have acquired 3d glasses similar to those in the spider man ride at universal studios. they seem to be just greenish grey lenses. where can I find content to view. i.e. what would I search for on the web. thanks | ||
| Christoph Bungert (Admin) Rating: N/A |
These are certainly polarization glasses. You can't use them with a standard monitor, tv or projector. You should get some red/blue anaglyph glasses or some shutterglasses. Christoph | ||
| jan Rating: N/A |
Is there a possibillity to create printed pictures for a - in german it`s called Daumenkino - Thumbcinema (or whatever you call it in English / you have got some little pieces of paper with a small picture on each one and you flip through these pictures and you can see e.g. a ball bouncing up and down)? it should work with red/green glasses. Maybe it is even possible to create these pictures with the XIDMARY-pugin for 3DS-Max. thanx | ||
| Rave669 Rating: N/A |
Yes, Unfortunately, I don't remember what the program is called, but it allows you to convert multiple image files or an animation clip into one of those. Also, here in the 'States, we call those flip-books. One program that might do the trick is called DigiCel FlipBook, and is available at http://www.digicelinc.com You could also capture the video, and print each frame, one at a time. There are ways to do it without a program, but the explination is very detailed, and best left for another time. If I find out where you can get the app who's name I don't remember, I'll be sure and post a follow up. -Rave669 |
