Current 3-D Movies

3-D movies have been around since the 1930’s.  In the 1930’s and 1940’s, viewers needed to wear glasses with red and blue lenses to see 3-dimensional scenes.  These movies were never popular.  During the 1950’s, viewing audiences used glasses with polarized lenses.  This permitted viewers to watch 3-D movies in full color.  3-D failed in the 1950’s for the following reasons.

• People did not like wearing glasses.
• People complained of eye strain and headaches.  This is an inherent property of all stereoscopic processes, whether or not glasses are used.
• The 3-dimensional scenes do not look real.  When you look at a natural 3-dimensional scene, you focus on specific objects.  Everything else is blurred.  You can shift your focus to other objects when you want to look at them.  With 3-D, you do not have that option.

3-D movies have become popular once again.  However, there is a need for a new process that does not have the drawbacks of 3-D.

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The Quantum Optics HolophotoTM Three Dimensional Process has significant advantages over:

• Stereo Photography
• Parallax Sterograms
• Anaglyphic 3-D
• 3-D Viewing With Polarizing Lenses
• Single Lens 3-D Projection – Vectography
• Shutter Lens 3-D
• Parallax Panoramograms
• Integral Photography
• Holography