Enjoy Videos in 3D Without Glasses

Lets checkout how we can view normal videos in 3D without using any special glasses.

This method works only if your video is having a high framerate i.e. greater that 30fps and with good clarity. Try out the below videos with the same method, believe me its awesome😍


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"Sappheiros - Embrace" is under a Creative Commons license (CC BY 3.0)
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[jongrieg]

Very interesting how camera movements can create such an immersive experience! I never thought that watching a flat image with both eyes could actually "get in the way" of experiencing depth. Wow!

[distorfilsgud]

incredibly immersive with proper screen and on PC, great video !!!

[rizwanmamun]

I watched it on my pc and it really worked...So much impressive.want more like this.😍

[davidh]

Okay, how did you do it??? It wasn't perfect, but foregrounds were definitely 3D, to the point of making me nauseous. Definitely more comfortable on the eyes than 3D glasses. I love it!

[MrRoland]

This is why Emmanuel Lubezki doesn't use stereoscopy. He does not need it. Same for Roger Deakins and other greatest cinematographers. Stereoscopy is also good btw, as well as VR.

[stereographer]

I found I could do this several years ago and now enjoy a lot of things on TV particularly good are travel programmes. I take a lot of 3D photos and think my hobby helped me but have been struggling to find others who could do this too. I contacted a guy at the University of Oslo who said although we need two eyes for 3D if we use one the brain tries to turn it into 3D and I must be particularly good at it!

[MarsXDTHEEVIDENCE]

The only way to properly view actual stereographic 3D is through free-fusing of stereo pairs. There are two methods for doing this. One is called parallel fusion where are one views a small stereo pair not much further apart than one's own eyes. The other is X3D or cross-view stereo, which allows you to view large format stereo pairs in full stereographic 3D. There is a tutorial on my channel for those wishing to learn the X3D viewing technique.

[JetMrBedrock]

I watched it on my tablet and it worked!
And that Earth one great

[_ABHITIWARI]

Well it might work in very big screen but in small screen very slight changes
But then also great idea and nice quality video

[ferdirunge]

i think the technik behind this is that the background moves faster and with only one eye our brain calculates this in a 3d picture.

[PranavVaishnava]

Very good Thanks for creating this video

Om Amrtheshwaryai Namaha 🙏🏻🪷

[ego-lay_atman-bay]

"Close one eye"
Joke's on you, I can't see out of one eye.

[ravichandran-wfwo]

First i think this fake but I read instructions and see vedio it's actually working super 😯😯😯

[turanbirligi]

If yall liked this you must try "The Cross eye technic" It is pretty hard to do, requires practice but much more better than this

[samiahassen]

why isn't this technology growing? how are these footage taken? is it the camera? why dont we have these? cost?

[arunramesh]

Just watch this by keeping one eye closed...! You will see the magic!

[ravidayma]

Now i think i have to watch entire movie with one eye

[StarSong]

This relies on a known visual effect. I don't know how it works though. I can also watch split screen 3d if the frames are close enough, though I can't maintain it for more than a couple seconds at a time without glasses (View Master 3d style) I do have the red/blue 3d glasses. Older versions of Mine Craft have the ability to do that style of 3d.

[mackxzs]

"Close your one eye" but I see the effect better with both eyes open?

[prakashmishra]

Awesome, please make more such videos.