3D film
Understand this principle of 3D
by admin on May.01, 2009, under 3D film, 3D technology, Computer
First a little history. The first began in 3D millions of years with humans. Yes, we see things in 3D. All human beings have binocular vision. This means that we have two eyes separated by a distance of 2-3 cm from each other. This allows us to see deep and see the world in 3D. This separation will be seen every look at the world from a slightly different angle. The brain combines these two images in a. It includes the spatial differences and uses them to calculate the distance. That’s how we measure the depth and distance.
A simple way to understand this principle is to keep your thumb at arm’s length and cover one eye with your hand. Then try your hand on the other eye. How do you switch between your eyes open your thumb, you should go “back and forth, view on the merits.
Stereoscopy was invented in 1838. There is much debate on the first 3D film, but “The arrival of the train” filmed in 1903 by the Lumiere brothers. They were the inventors of cinema, and is often described as the highlight film first time. When it was published, the public panicked because they thought the train was about to plunge right into it! The funny thing is it was probably one of the first remake. The film is remake of the original which was released in 1895! And you wonder why Hollywood keeps remake films. He was practically born for this!
