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What kind of 3D glasses can be used to watch all kinds of 3D?

Kinda like universal 3D glasses. What do you call them?

Public Comments

1. There are two types of 3D Glasses. If you go to a theatre they'll give you Polarized Clear Glasses that are used for perfect 3D Showings. In the past they used to give people Blue and Red Glasses, that worked as good 3D viewers but ruined the film because in a way modified the colors of it.
2. There isn't one. You have to have the 3d glasses that go with the 3d format your video is in. There is 1. Anaglyph 3d with the red and blue glasses. All double images are red or blue, depending on which eye the images go to. 2. Polarized 3d with the tinted glasses that have all double images with a clockwise polarization or counter clockwise polarization. 3. field/frame sequential with the shutter glasses that open and close and the image for each eye flashes on screen when that lens is open. Both lenses are not open at the same time. You can not use the 3d glasses meant for one 3d format with one of the other two 3d formats. There are other 3d formats like Pulfrich but again you have to use pulfrich glasses with a video in pulfrich 3d. Also there are autostereoscopic 3d televisions that don't require glasses at all.