You know what? I like this a whole lot, especially with the theaters around these parts that insist that certain movies I want to see can ONLY BE SHOWN IN 3D. I'm not keen on crossing county lines to go to a theater that's playing these movies in 2D as well.
New 2D Glasses Remove That Pesky Extra Dimension From Movies
- Thread starter Logan Westbrook
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if your interested there really easy to make at home take 2 pairs of standard 3-d glasses from your local cinema take the right lens from one and the left lens from another and switch them round reattach and enjoy although you still suffer from 30% colour loss
mark kermode had a pair built 2 or 3 years ago for press screenings and made an instructional blog this guy did not create them. he's the BBC film critic so he's definitely legitimate
Now there is something completely redundant...
If I got this right, I am supposed to pay the premium most cinemas are charging for the 3D movies (compared to seeing the same movie, in the same multiplex in 2D) and on top of that pay even extra to buy 2D glasses that will negate the 3D effect that I just paid premium for...
How sad is that?
I also didn't enjoy the 3D cinema (although, strangely, I loved the Nintendo 3DS, probably due to the slider). I just go to the standard 2D halls instead (and save myself the premium).
If I got this right, I am supposed to pay the premium most cinemas are charging for the 3D movies (compared to seeing the same movie, in the same multiplex in 2D) and on top of that pay even extra to buy 2D glasses that will negate the 3D effect that I just paid premium for...
How sad is that?
I also didn't enjoy the 3D cinema (although, strangely, I loved the Nintendo 3DS, probably due to the slider). I just go to the standard 2D halls instead (and save myself the premium).
Since most 3D movies at the moment require glasses to be seen in 3D, avoiding the headaches is as simple as not wearing the glasses. Of course, when glasses-free technology starts becoming pervasive, that won't work, but in the meantime, don't wear them.
What in the fuck is the use of this thing?
"OMG FRIENDS WANNA GO TO 3D MOVIE AND I DON'T WANT TO!"......... Then don't fucking go. Is it really that big an issue? If all your friends go drink bleach would you tag along?
If you don't like something, don't do it...
"OMG FRIENDS WANNA GO TO 3D MOVIE AND I DON'T WANT TO!"......... Then don't fucking go. Is it really that big an issue? If all your friends go drink bleach would you tag along?
If you don't like something, don't do it...
That's economics for you. Tricking or forcing people to pay for crap they don't want, then giving them an option to buy a way to fix the thing they didn't want in the first place.Lovesfool said:
Huzzah! I was so upset when thinkgeek put them up only to realize they were the April Fools joke. Glad to see a good idea alive and well, and not that complicated if you wanted to do it at home.
While I have no problems with 3D... I have serious dissonance issues with Hacked On 3D (Flat backgrounds with some fobbed on 3D bits...) and Frenetic 3D (Green Hornet). Being able to zap that hard into the sewer system is mighty keen.
While I have no problems with 3D... I have serious dissonance issues with Hacked On 3D (Flat backgrounds with some fobbed on 3D bits...) and Frenetic 3D (Green Hornet). Being able to zap that hard into the sewer system is mighty keen.
