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How Do 3D Glasses Work?

In the past few years 3D movies have made a tremendous comeback.

Last year alone, movie studios put out more than 40 3D films or re-releases compared with only one 3D movie as recently as 2008.

3D movies create an immersive experience for the audience.

Images appear to fill the empty space between the movie goers and the screen often with startling results.

All of them rely on your brain's binocular vision system, which takes 2D images from each eye and combines them in a way that lets you perceive depth and distance.

Let's take these colorful cardboard glasses that most people associate with 3D movies.

Each pair has one red lens and another that's cyan.

The red lens lets one eye see only red images.

The cyan lens picks up only bluish-green images.

translation

sentence:
在过去的几年里,3D电影已经卷土重来了。
仅去年一年,电影公司就推出或重新发行了40多部3D电影,而2008年只有一部3D电影。
3D电影为观众创造了身临其境的体验。
图像似乎填补了电影观众和屏幕之间的空白,往往会带来惊人的结果。
所有这些都依赖于你大脑的双目视觉系统,该系统从每只眼睛获取2D图像,并将它们组合在一起,让你感知深度和距离。
让我们以这些彩色的纸板眼镜为例,大多数人都会把它与3D电影联系在一起。
每一对都有一个红色的晶状体,另一个是青色的。
红色的晶状体让一只眼睛只能看到红色的图像。
青色透镜只能捕捉蓝绿色的图像。

On screen you're presented with 2 slightly offset images that were filmed separately.

One is red the other is cyan.

When your wearing your 3D glasses each eye sees only one of those images.

Your brain takes the information from the red image and from the cyan image and puts them together to create a three dimensional picture.

A more recent approach to making 3D movies is to use polarization rather than color separation.

A typical polarization technique is to have 2 synchronized projectors hit the screen at slightly different angles.

To get the 3D effect, you put on a pair of glasses that have polarizing lenses, which look way cooler than the colorful cardboard glasses.

Each lens allows images from only one of the projectors through to each eye.

Again, your brain fuses together the separate images to create the perception of depth on screen.

So the next time you enjoying a big budget hollywood blockbuster you'll know a little bit more about how that 3D magic was created.

translations

sentence:
在屏幕上,你会看到两张分别拍摄的略微偏移的图像。
一个是红色,另一个是青色。
当你戴上3D眼镜时,每只眼睛只能看到其中的一个图像。
你的大脑从红色图像和青色图像中获取信息,并将它们组合在一起,创建一个三维图像。
最近制作3D电影的一种方法是使用偏振而不是分色。
典型的偏振技术是让2个同步投影仪以略微不同的角度撞击屏幕。
为了获得3D效果,你需要戴上一副带有偏光镜片的眼镜,这比彩色纸板眼镜酷多了。
每个镜头只允许图像从一个投影仪通过到每只眼睛。
同样,你的大脑将不同的图像融合在一起,在屏幕上创造出深度的感觉。
所以,下次你欣赏好莱坞大片的时候,你会对3D魔法是如何产生的有更多的了解。

words
[
    {
        "name": "tremendous",
        "trans": [
            "adj. 巨大的,极大的;极好的,精彩的;令人望而生畏的,可怕的"
        ],
        "usphone": "'trəˈmendəs'",
        "ukphone": "''"
    },
    {
        "name": "immersive",
        "trans": [
            "adj. (计算机系统或图像)沉浸式虚拟现实的"
        ],
        "usphone": "'ɪˈmɜːrsɪv'",
        "ukphone": "''"
    },
    {
        "name": "appear to",
        "trans": [
            "un. 看来像是",
            "似乎,好像"
        ],
        "usphone": "'əˈpɪr tu'",
        "ukphone": "''"
    },
    {
        "name": "goer",
        "trans": [
            "n. 动态物;离去的人;常去……的人;有进取心的人"
        ],
        "usphone": "'ˈɡoʊər'",
        "ukphone": "''"
    },
    {
        "name": "startling",
        "trans": [
            "adj. 令人吃惊的,不寻常的;极鲜亮的",
            "v. 使吓一跳,使惊奇(***** 的现在分词)"
        ],
        "usphone": "'ˈstɑːrtlɪŋ'",
        "ukphone": "''"
    },
    {
        "name": "binocular",
        "trans": [
            "adj. [生物] 双眼的;双目并用的",
            "n. 双筒望远镜"
        ],
        "usphone": "'bɪˈnɑːkjələr'",
        "ukphone": "''"
    },
    {
        "name": "perceive",
        "trans": [
            "vt. 认为,理解;察觉,注意到;意识到"
        ],
        "usphone": "'pərˈsiːv'",
        "ukphone": "''"
    },
    {
        "name": "depth",
        "trans": [
            "n. 深度,纵深;深刻,深奥;深厚,深切;(声音的)低沉;浓度,强度;严重性,严峻性;渊博,老练;纵深感,景深;最深处,极限;低迷状态,非常糟糕的状态"
        ],
        "usphone": "'depθ'",
        "ukphone": "''"
    },
    {
        "name": "lens",
        "trans": [
            "n. 透镜,镜片;(相机的)镜头;(眼球的)晶状体;隐形眼镜",
            "v. 给……摄影"
        ],
        "usphone": "'lenz'",
        "ukphone": "''"
    },
    {
        "name": "cyan",
        "trans": [
            "n. 蓝绿色,青色(用于印刷)",
            "adj. 青色的"
        ],
        "usphone": "'ˈsaɪæn'",
        "ukphone": "''"
    },
    {
        "name": "present",
        "trans": [
            "adj. (人)在场的,出席的;(事物)存在的;现在的,目前的;考虑中的,正在讨论的;(语法)现在时(态)的;历历在目的",
            "n. 现在,目前;礼物,赠品;(语法)现在时;(举枪的)瞄准(姿势)",
            "v. 颁发,赠送;出示(护照等供检查);正式提交(支票,账单);<正式> 正式引见,介绍;正式出席,到场;引起,造成;<正式>表达(歉意等);提出,陈述;上映,播出;展示,表现;<英> 主持(广播或电视节目);把……对准;<医>(病人)呈现症状"
        ],
        "usphone": "'ˈprez(ə)nt'",
        "ukphone": "''"
    },
    {
        "name": "slightly",
        "trans": [
            "adv. 稍微,轻微地;(指某人身材)纤弱地,瘦小地"
        ],
        "usphone": "'ˈslaɪtli'",
        "ukphone": "''"
    },
    {
        "name": "offset",
        "trans": [
            "v. 补偿,抵销,抵消;衬托出;使偏离直线方向,使与…不在一条直线上;(墨水,刚印好的页面)转印下一页",
            "n. 抵消物,补偿;偏离量,偏离距离;(测绘)支距;(电压或电流的)偏离;侧枝,短匐茎;(山的)支脉;(建筑)壁阶;胶印法",
            "adj. 胶印的,平版印刷的;偏离中心的,偏置的"
        ],
        "usphone": "'ˈɔːfset'",
        "ukphone": "''"
    },
    {
        "name": "filmed",
        "trans": [
            "v. 拍摄(复以薄膜)",
            "adj. 电影录音的"
        ],
        "usphone": "'fɪlmd'",
        "ukphone": "''"
    },
    {
        "name": "dimensional",
        "trans": [
            "adj. 维度的"
        ],
        "usphone": "'daɪˈmenʃən(ə)l'",
        "ukphone": "''"
    },
    {
        "name": "approach to",
        "trans": [
            "接近;对待;处理",
            "的方法;办法;途径"
        ],
        "usphone": "'əˈproʊtʃ tu'",
        "ukphone": "''"
    },
    {
        "name": "polarization",
        "trans": [
            "n. 极化;偏振;两极分化"
        ],
        "usphone": "'ˌpoʊlərəˈzeɪʃn'",
        "ukphone": "''"
    },
    {
        "name": "synchronize",
        "trans": [
            "vt. (使)同步;对准(钟,表);相符;(电脑)同步化"
        ],
        "usphone": "'ˈsɪŋkrənaɪz'",
        "ukphone": "''"
    },
    {
        "name": "put on",
        "trans": [
            "穿上;假装;增加;上演;戏弄"
        ],
        "usphone": "'pʊt ɑːn'",
        "ukphone": "''"
    },
    {
        "name": "polarize",
        "trans": [
            "vt. (使)极化;(使)偏振;(使)两极分化",
            "vi. 极化;偏振;两极分化"
        ],
        "usphone": "'ˈpoʊləraɪz'",
        "ukphone": "''"
    },
    {
        "name": "fuse",
        "trans": [
            "n. 保险丝,熔丝;导火线,引信",
            "v. 熔合,结合;<英>(使保险丝熔断而)停止工作;在(电路或电器)中安装保险丝;装引信(或导火索)于(炸弹,炮弹,地雷);(使)熔化"
        ],
        "usphone": "'fjuːz'",
        "ukphone": "''"
    },
    {
        "name": "perception",
        "trans": [
            "n. 看法,认识;感觉,感知;洞察力;<法律>(租金、农作物等的)收取,占有"
        ],
        "usphone": "'pərˈsepʃ(ə)n'",
        "ukphone": "''"
    },
    {
        "name": "blockbuster",
        "trans": [
            "n. 一鸣惊人的事物,(尤指)非常成功的书(或电影)"
        ],
        "usphone": "'ˈblɑːkbʌstər'",
        "ukphone": "''"
    }
]

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