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How Does 3-D TV Work?

Over the last two decades we’ve have invented LCD & Plasma. 3-D TV is now being added to the new in vented LCD & Plasma. There are two different types to view 3-D TV. Red/Green & Red/Blue used in many of the older films of 3-D. The other method to view 3-D TV is Polarization used at Disney World, Universal Studios, and other 3-D movie theaters. The polarized lenses allow you to see a solid color. The lens on the glasses only allow one image to go thought and your brain tells you that the image is closer then it apears. The same is happening hear your brain is getting two different images and it apears to be closer them it apears. Only with Polarizing you are aloud to see color when it enters your brain compared to the red/blue screans.

Many of the newer TV's that are comeing out for home use are Polarized for better quality. Newer inventions include being able to view the object without glasses.