3D technologies in cinema are rapidly gaining popularity and today they can be found not only in the cinema, but also on home screens - a movie shot in 3D technology can be watched at home if you have special glasses. If in the cinema such glasses, made according to modern standards, are issued before viewing, then for home viewing it is not necessary to purchase expensive accessories. It is in your power to make 3D glasses from scrap materials so that you can immerse yourself in the atmosphere of your favorite movie at any time.
Instructions
Step 1
To achieve a three-dimensional effect, such glasses must have glasses of two colors - blue and red. Plastic filters can be used instead of glasses, and glasses frames can be made of paper or cardboard.
Step 2
However, cardboard glasses will not last long - it is much more practical to make them from plastic frames from old glasses. Remove the glass from the rim and cut out two new lenses from the hard plastic film, matching the shape of the old ones. Take two markers of bright and saturated colors - blue and red.
Step 3
Paint one lens from the film completely with blue marker, and the second with red, trying to make the color uniform and uniform, but not too thick so that, wearing glasses, you can easily see the objects around you.
Step 4
Replace the right lens with a blue lens and a red lens for the left lens. Secure the frame to prevent the lenses from falling out.
Step 5
With these glasses, you can easily view unusual 3D images and photographs and, of course, watch your favorite movies in 3D. Remember the safety rules - to maintain healthy vision, take off your glasses every 20-30 minutes and do eye exercises. After your eyes have rested, put your glasses back on. If adults can use glasses for 3D imaging for no more than 30 minutes, then children should take off their glasses every 10-15 minutes.
