Samsung-funded study finds 3D video causes extra eye strain, fatigue
Ars Technica reports. What can I say? I told you so here and here.
Ars Technica reports. What can I say? I told you so here and here.
I’ve posted before about the unfortunate side-effects of 3-D movies, such as their tendency to cause headaches and nausea in some viewers. However there is one side-effect that I never… Read more »
Here’s a surprisingly effective way to view stereoscopic images without special glasses: This site has a lot more of them (via).
A while ago I suggested that Hollywood could alleviate the headache-inducing tendencies of 3-D movies by developing a holographic projection system. I was only semi-serious, but apparently it is possible…. Read more »
The movie industry is thrilled with the first-weekend box office success of Monsters vs Aliens and is convinced that 3-D movies of this sort are the wave of the future…. Read more »