• by Staff Writers , March 11, 2009

Watching a movie in stereoscopic 3-D is akin to cinematographers playing an elaborate game with your mind. Each eye sees a different image, with different points of view based on depth and distance. The brain then combines these images into a singular picture. During filming, two camera lenses capture two images as would be seen independently by the left eye and right eye.

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