Hello,
I have a question.
I know 3D on 2D monitors is possible by using software and cheap 3D glasses (red/blue, etc).
But I want to know if there is a piece of software out there which turns your 2D monitor in a 3D one without the need to use 3D glasses.
It might sound dumb, but I thought about it.
Modern mid to high-end graphics cards are easily capable of delivering a steady 60, 70, or even 120 fps without any problems in most games/applications.
You can simulate 3D by switching from left eye to the right eye and back really really fast (like active 3D).
What if one frame was the left eye and the other the right eye and so on.
So, at 60 fps you would have 30 fps 3D and at 120 fps you would have 60 fps 3D.
Example:
Frame 1: left eye
Frame 2: right eye
Frame 3: left eye
Frame 4: right eye
...
Frame 119: left eye
Frame 120: right eye
I know that each image has to go to the correct eye and stuff, but if it goes fast enough, maybe you won't notice. Or at least I think it is worth trying. Because what happens if it goes so fast, you won't notice it changing and you are practically looking at an already 3D image.
Is there any software which is capable of doing this? And if so, what's the name and where can I find it.
Kind Regards,
Maurice
PS: No dumb answers please, I just want to know if this is possible or at least a way to try it.
I have a question.
I know 3D on 2D monitors is possible by using software and cheap 3D glasses (red/blue, etc).
But I want to know if there is a piece of software out there which turns your 2D monitor in a 3D one without the need to use 3D glasses.
It might sound dumb, but I thought about it.
Modern mid to high-end graphics cards are easily capable of delivering a steady 60, 70, or even 120 fps without any problems in most games/applications.
You can simulate 3D by switching from left eye to the right eye and back really really fast (like active 3D).
What if one frame was the left eye and the other the right eye and so on.
So, at 60 fps you would have 30 fps 3D and at 120 fps you would have 60 fps 3D.
Example:
Frame 1: left eye
Frame 2: right eye
Frame 3: left eye
Frame 4: right eye
...
Frame 119: left eye
Frame 120: right eye
I know that each image has to go to the correct eye and stuff, but if it goes fast enough, maybe you won't notice. Or at least I think it is worth trying. Because what happens if it goes so fast, you won't notice it changing and you are practically looking at an already 3D image.
Is there any software which is capable of doing this? And if so, what's the name and where can I find it.
Kind Regards,
Maurice
PS: No dumb answers please, I just want to know if this is possible or at least a way to try it.