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Currently, the only way to produce high quality stereo
on a large screen is to use a projection system. Active systems (e.g.
the Infocus
DepthQ and Christie's
Mirage range) work by switching between the left and right images
very quickly. This is also known as page-flipping, time-sequential or
quad-buffered stereo. The projection system is synchronised via a control
box with an infra-red link to electronics in a pair of LCD shutter-glasses
which alternately blank each eye so that only the correct image gets
through.
Active systems using shutter glasses have been around for a long time and were once the only option for digital stereoscopic projection. They require either CRT or DLP projectors because of the high refresh rate required (~120Hz) to switch quickly between both eyes without noticable flicker. Passive systems are usually based on a pair of LCD projectors.
* This can be worked around by using circular polarising filters, instead of linear. If you have any questions about stereoscopic displays then please call +44 (0)20 7613 5004 or email inition@inition.co.uk. We have a wide range of 3d screens available to view in our central London demo suite. Please contact us to arrange an appointment. |
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