A 3D film (Three-Dimensional Film) is a motion picture technique that enhances depth perception, creating the illusion of three-dimensional space. This effect is achieved by using specialized cameras, projection systems, or glasses that present slightly different images to each eye, mimicking natural depth perception.
Key Aspects of the 3D Film
- Stereoscopic Imaging: Uses two cameras or digitally simulated depth to create a 3D effect.
- Viewing Methods: Requires 3D glasses (anaglyph, polarized, or active shutter) or glasses-free technology (autostereoscopic displays).
- Popular in: Action, animation, and IMAX films for immersive cinematic experiences.
Additional Reading:
Wikipedia – 3D Film
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