| Author | Message | ||
     Maart Rating: N/A |
has anyone out here ever worked with circular polarisation and can tell me more about it? hao it works and what you need for it. I only know the other polarisation format. maart | ||
| M.H. Rating: N/A |
Try to read L. Lipton Foundation of stereoscopic cinema. The method is described there (as a not very good solution). | ||
| Larry Elie Rating: N/A |
It's an physical optical phenomona. It isn't as 'exclusive' as simple polaroid sheet; way more bleeding. BTW, until Land invented the 'cheap' technique at making polaroid sheet, polarization was a VERY expesive and lossy technique that only belonged in the lab. | ||
| Maart Rating: N/A |
does anyone know where to buy filters and glasses? Maart | ||
| Maart Rating: N/A |
does anyone know where to buy filters and glasses? Maart | ||
| Benoit Olivier Rating: N/A |
Circular polarisation is used with all modern polarizing screen (stereographics,nuvision,tektronix(sun)) You can buy glasses from them(the best ones are those from tektronix,if they are still avalaible), as for filters you should be able to get them from any decent photoshop. The main advantage of circular polarisation over standard polarisation is that you do not have to keep your head in the "plane" off polarisation. With standard polarisation if you tilt your head you get some crosstalk between the left and right images,and trust me your brain will not like it. (severe headhache). |
