No, the idea is to feed two different images to the brain so the brain can form it into a 3-d image. Shining two different colored lights on to one screen just gives you one image. If such a thing would work it would have been discovered before now since people have been playing with stero stuff since the turn of the previous century (1900).
In a message dated 5/6/2004 2:54:43 PM Eastern Standard Time, greyfell@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
Hi, all!
I recently rented the DVD video for Spy Kids 3D. It uses the traditional red/blue imagery for the 3-d effect. The rental shop doesn't include the red/blue glasses with the rental, which would be included if I were to purchase the DVD. I don't want to dig through the boxes in my garage to find my Lee Filters sample pack. I have red and blue flashlights, from Streamlight <http://www.streamlight.com/stylus_specifications.htm>, readily available. Do you think I will be able to enjoy the 3-d effect if, instead of viewing through red/blue filters, I project red/blue light onto the viewing screen? I am goint to test it this evening, but I wanted to get some knowledgeable hypotheses from the forum regrading the viability of this idea.
Thanks,
Stephen
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