User guide for different types of 3D glasses Each type of 3D glasses has a specific use. Here is a quick explanation – find more detailed information in our Blog.
ANAGLYPH
red / cyan filters
3d anaglyph glasses are used for print, photographs, videos, DVDs, games, 3d software, websites … They are great for making communication stand out: posters, direct marketing, brochures, greeting cards …
DECODERS
red / red or blue / blue filters
No 3D effect but secret messages are revealed ! Perfect for print, packaging or internet.
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CHROMADEPTH
Multispectral diffusion filters
The ChromaDepth process uses no stereoscopy : the 3D effect uses colours according to their position in the spectrum, warm colours near, cool colours in the background.
DIFFRACTION
Diffraction filters
For Fireworks, Laser light shows, Concerts: diffraction glasses provide a spectacular rainbow prismatic effect !
3D PASSIVE
Circular polarized filters
Compatible with all broadcast systems and 3D TVs in”passive” technology. You will need circular passive 3d glasses in cinemas equipped for the “Real D” process.
LINEAR POLARIZED
Linear polarized filters
Polarizing 3d glasses are for projections on metallic screens in theme parks and museums, slideshows, multi-media displays, concerts, movies, and ride simulators.
3D VR GLASSES
Google cardboard
With VR 3D glasses and Google Cardboard your smartphone turns into a 3D immersion tool. Virtual reality allows you to move in a 3D environment, while 360° imagery gives you a panoramic vision of images or videos.