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::: HOW TO VIEW IN 3D :::
Select how you'd like to watch the video from the "3D View Style" menu below the video.
If you're using 3D glasses then you'll need to make sure have a good monitor with proper color settings.
ATTENTION:
Disney's RealD glasses WILL NOT work with computer screens!!!
To view without glasses (if you don't have a pair of red/cyan glasses laying around) you'll need to select either "cross-eyed" or "parallel".
CROSS-EYED: This is the method I use. It can be difficult for some people learn but it's NOT impossible. It just takes a few minutes of practice. Then you can do it almost every time. You'll need to SLIGHTLY cross your eyes so that the 2 videos overlap. You'll know you've got it when you see 3 images. The 2 on the outsides will be kind of ghosty and the middle one will be in 3D (if you can see it without any blur). If you're seeing 4 images then you're crossing your eyes WAY too much. Trust me, you won't really hurt or look half dumb if you do it right. Essentially, the right eye will be looking at the left image and the left eye looking at the right image. Again, it can be difficult to do if you haven't had practice but you'll be amazed at what you'll see once you can! Try sitting away from the screen a bit and holding your thumb about half way between your eyes and the screen. You'll notice that while you're focused on your thumb, both of the videos will be overlapped. If the images aren't overlapping then just adjust yourself so that they are. Once you've got them lined up, remove your finger and hold your eyes in that position.
PARALLEL: It's a little more difficult to explain but it works in the same way that "cross-eyed" does except you're not overlapping the images by crossing your eyes... you're overlapping the images by looking beyond them. Essentially the right eye will need to focus on the right image and the left eye will need to focus on the left.
STILL CAN'T DO IT?
Like I said, it can be hard if you can't control your eyes but it's not impossible. Please don't leave hateful comments if you can't do it. You just need practice. That's all : )
THE POINT OF THIS VIDEO:
I'm going to keep doing what I love to do whether people hate me for it or not. I love making 3D videos. I won't make them all the time but every now and then I will no matter how much people hate 3D. I'm not getting paid on this video because ads don't work on 3D video. I'm just doing this because it makes me happy : )
Select how you'd like to watch the video from the "3D View Style" menu below the video.
If you're using 3D glasses then you'll need to make sure have a good monitor with proper color settings.
ATTENTION:
Disney's RealD glasses WILL NOT work with computer screens!!!
To view without glasses (if you don't have a pair of red/cyan glasses laying around) you'll need to select either "cross-eyed" or "parallel".
CROSS-EYED: This is the method I use. It can be difficult for some people learn but it's NOT impossible. It just takes a few minutes of practice. Then you can do it almost every time. You'll need to SLIGHTLY cross your eyes so that the 2 videos overlap. You'll know you've got it when you see 3 images. The 2 on the outsides will be kind of ghosty and the middle one will be in 3D (if you can see it without any blur). If you're seeing 4 images then you're crossing your eyes WAY too much. Trust me, you won't really hurt or look half dumb if you do it right. Essentially, the right eye will be looking at the left image and the left eye looking at the right image. Again, it can be difficult to do if you haven't had practice but you'll be amazed at what you'll see once you can! Try sitting away from the screen a bit and holding your thumb about half way between your eyes and the screen. You'll notice that while you're focused on your thumb, both of the videos will be overlapped. If the images aren't overlapping then just adjust yourself so that they are. Once you've got them lined up, remove your finger and hold your eyes in that position.
PARALLEL: It's a little more difficult to explain but it works in the same way that "cross-eyed" does except you're not overlapping the images by crossing your eyes... you're overlapping the images by looking beyond them. Essentially the right eye will need to focus on the right image and the left eye will need to focus on the left.
STILL CAN'T DO IT?
Like I said, it can be hard if you can't control your eyes but it's not impossible. Please don't leave hateful comments if you can't do it. You just need practice. That's all : )
THE POINT OF THIS VIDEO:
I'm going to keep doing what I love to do whether people hate me for it or not. I love making 3D videos. I won't make them all the time but every now and then I will no matter how much people hate 3D. I'm not getting paid on this video because ads don't work on 3D video. I'm just doing this because it makes me happy : )
