Anaglyphs
(3-D with coloured glasses)Paper 3D Anaglyph choose RED & BLUE, RED & CYAN, RED & GREEN
The Most Popular for full colour is RED & CYAN.
Frequently Asked Questions & Answers
Is there a special name for a 3-D picture which requires those coloured glasses?
Yes. An 'Anaglyph' picture.Can any existing picture, or illustration, be converted into a 3-D one?
Yes. It is done by computer or by hand. However, if you do have a real subject, it makes sense to use our photographer to shoot the scene in 3-D, thereby avoiding the cost of using a computer.Which is better? Conversion from an existing picture, or else shoot the real thing in 3-D?
Conversions can be very dramatic, but actual 3-D photography can be quicker and cheaper, especially if many different scenes are required, & if the object exists.How do we go about taking a 3-D photograph?
We recommend using one of our own professional 3-D photographers who will work with your own photographer, and provide the 3-D cameras.Why are some 3-D prints & glasses in red/green, or red/blue, while others are in full colour? And why are there all sorts of different coloured filters in the glasses?
Full colour 3-D is relatively new, whereas the traditional two colour process is over 140 years old!! Its mass commercial use was pioneered in Europe by David Burder of 3-D Images Ltd, who was granted a patent for the process in 1986. It needs different colour glasses.Where do we obtain 3-D glasses?
We normally keep up to 150,000 pairs in stock! New production is quick and convenient. Ask to see out range which includes special shapes, colours and sizes. Glasses can be made in any shape or size, eg: bottle shape glasses for drinks promotions. We even do 'scratch and sniff" glasses.
3-D Images Ltd, 31 The Chine, Grange Park, London N21 2EA, England
ISDN: 020 8364 0189
