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Originally Posted by 8:13 /forum/post/19573104
At least they could have made one that isn't shaped like sports glasses, so it could easily fit over glasses. I saw those before, glasses with small holes. It helps you see they said. I don't know though.
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Originally Posted by icester /forum/post/19573194
Pulfrich effect and only works with motion pictures.
Mathew Orman
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Question: Is this Pulfrich 3D?
No. These are a different kind of 3D glasses and create a different kind of 3D effect. TV Eyes 3D does not use different color lenses or rely upon direction of motion or delayed stereopsis.
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Originally Posted by Augerhandle /forum/post/19575500
From the FAQ: http://stores.ebay.com/TV-Eyes-3-D/Frequently-Asked-Questions.html
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Originally Posted by icester /forum/post/19576238
He does not even know how it works.
The Pulrich glasses are not colored.
The effect is generated by difference in light intensity received by left and right eyes.
The holes in lenses act just like neutral density filter reducing
the light cumming to both eyes in different amount depending on eye convergence point.
I have made the same lenses and tested with static and motion images. There is zero depth when viewing static
and plenty of depth when viewing motion images.
The depth is randomly correct or reversed.
To get the same effect use regular sunglasses and just remove one lens.
Paper Pulfrich glasses can be purchased at:
http://www.3dglassesonline.com/our-products/pulfrich
Mathew Orman
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rely upon direction of motion or delayed stereopsis
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Originally Posted by 8:13 /forum/post/19577089
"Aren't these just pinhole glasses?
Answer: No. TV Eyes 3D glasses are not pinhole glasses.
They resemble pinhole glasses, but if it was possible to watch TV in 3D with pinhole glasses we would have been doing it for decades by now.
The TV Eyes 3D effect is a marginal effect that only exists within a very small range of tolerances.
It requires an exact ratio of distances between the holes, the wearer's eyes, and the distance to the TV. Sort of like how a bike will only stay upright within a narrow range of angles and speeds.
Change the angle and you have to change the speed, change the speed and you have to change the angle. Yet most people learn to ride bicycles.
TV Eyes 3D glasses are designed specifically for TV viewing and to allow each viewer to adjust the glasses to the correct range and angle for viewing in 3D, pinhole glasses are not."
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Originally Posted by icester /forum/post/19576238
He does not even know how it works.
The Pulrich glasses are not colored.
The effect is generated by difference in light intensity received by left and right eyes.
The holes in lenses act just like neutral density filter reducing
the light cumming to both eyes in different amount depending on eye convergence point.
I have made the same lenses and tested with static and motion images. There is zero depth when viewing static
and plenty of depth when viewing motion images.
The depth is randomly correct or reversed.
To get the same effect use regular sunglasses and just remove one lens.
Paper Pulfrich glasses can be purchased at:
http://www.3dglassesonline.com/our-products/pulfrich
Mathew Orman
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Originally Posted by icester /forum/post/19579723
Yes,
but the only stereoscopic image one gets with both is due to Pulfrich effect.
Mathew Orman
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Originally Posted by Augerhandle /forum/post/19582093
So you are saying that the website is lying and misrepresenting their product?
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Originally Posted by icester /forum/post/19582207
Just not telling how it woks.
If they would admit is Pulfrich then no one would buy it
since Pulfrich glasses can be purchased for US$ 1.00
Mathew Orman
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Originally Posted by Augerhandle /forum/post/19575500
From the FAQ: http://stores.ebay.com/TV-Eyes-3-D/Frequently-Asked-Questions.html
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Question: Is this Pulfrich 3D?
No. These are a different kind of 3D glasses and create a different kind of 3D effect. TV Eyes 3D does not use different color lenses or rely upon direction of motion or delayed stereopsis.
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Originally Posted by Augerhandle /forum/post/19582306
Have you been posting without reading? They specifically state it is NOT Pulfrich in their FAQ. Here is the link again, this time with red highlight..![]()
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Originally Posted by icester /forum/post/19582445
They may claim that it is not Pulfrich.
But they do not provide any theories that would explain how it works, if it works.
And since I have tested it and only effect that I see it is Pulfrich then it is not possible that there is a subtle 3D effect that I did not notice but everyone else has.
Again, not telling how it works and dismissing Pulfrich
is a convenient way to sell Pulfrich at 24 x higher price.
Mathew Orman
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Originally Posted by Augerhandle /forum/post/19582530
So you are saying that the website is lying and misrepresenting their product.
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Originally Posted by icester /forum/post/19582704
[snip] ...And saying that is not Pulfrich becasue of lack of stereoscopic vision knowledge is also not qualified as lying.
It is just convenient to play ignorant... [snip]
Matrhew Orman