The Secrets behind 3- D Movie / Picture Student : Junyao Tang Advisor : Maria Parker Duke Graduate School Co-Supported by Disney and Universal Studio.

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The Secrets behind 3- D Movie / Picture Student : Junyao Tang Advisor : Maria Parker Duke Graduate School Co-Supported by Disney and Universal Studio

Outline Principle of depth perception ; 3 D Glasses ; ( Enjoying some images ) Game : Stereogram ; ( Game Involved )

Principle of Depth Perception Siying Wenjie Depth Far Close Junyao’s Eye S Shift Distance creats Depth Feeling Focus Point Screen in Junyao’s Brain: WW S Dw Ds Depth Far Depth D≈60mm

Red / Green Glasses + left right

3 D Glasses : Polarizer Recently, in a movie theater, The red - green glasses have been superseded by The polarizer glasses. The basic principle is the same. left - right image have different polarization of light instead of different color.

Auto - Stereogram : Vision Puzzle

Stereogram : Flat Image Siying Wenjie Siying Wenjie

Stereogram : Trick Close Far Depth Siying Wenjie Focus Point Stereogram Image Plane Siying Wenjie

Stereogram : Process

Stereogram : Example Time for Playing Game Time for Playing Game !

Stereogram : Viewing Trick

Game Answer : A dinosaur

Conclusion Next time when you and your friends go to see a 3- D movie, in Disney or in theater, while enjoying the movie, you can also teach your friends some new knowledge. Thanks, See you guys~

3 D Film / Picture : AutoStereogram

Wenjie Siying

3 D Film / Picture : AutoStereogram Wenjie Siying

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