3D movies without Glasses

The 3D TV has been the recent innovation made by the company’s manufacturing TV The newly released movie named avatar has brought up this concept of using 3d technology These companies now are eager to enhance the technology that they use in making their products and add 3D features. The image has so much of clarity and it is because of 3D glass that is used now . There is no comparison at all with its earlier counterpart as this TV with 3D glass makes viewing all the more interesting . This has been designed exclusively with the idea of giving premium enjoyment to the viewer . So for such old people this technology is a blessing and they can now enjoy TV with clarity as never before . There are two kinds of images that you will get from 3D When you are watching a TV with 3D glass, you will feel as if the images have come out of the TV and are right in front of you and you will feel as if you are in a realistic scene What you see is incredible but true The 3D TV is also taken over by another innovation which is 3D TV without glasses.

Watching 3D films bad for health?

Now a days 3D movies are popular, because 3D movies provide feel of real word, But It can affects our health by affecting eyestrain, blurred vision, dizziness, headaches.

But There is still no scientific evidence which proves whether the eyestrain, blurred vision, dizziness, headaches or nausea reportedly caused by watching 3D content, will cause long term damage, according to experts.

As 3D content and 3D-enabled devices become more mainstream, the health warnings are on the rise.

For example, consumer electronic giants, such as Samsung, have issued several warnings relating to the consumption of 3D.

However, eye experts have questioned the validity of these warnings, and believe that these electronics companies are erring on the side of caution to avoid any potential lawsuits, just in case there are any unexpected side effects of 3D technology.

"There is no decent scientific evidence or research at the moment to show that 3D technology cause any harm to children's or adults eyes...I think at the moment it is more a case of these technology companies covering their backs in the current world of regular litigation," the Telegraph quoted Gail Stephenson, head of the Directorate of Orthoptics and Vision Science at Liverpool University, as saying.

"As with any type of activity done for a long period of time, such as sitting on the sofa while watching TV for hours on end, people may suffer some symptoms after wards - such as headaches, blurred vision and disorientation. So I think the message to people using 3D technology is not to enjoy it without regular breaks.

Whenever we put any of our bodily systems under stress, they react unusually but there is nothing to say there is anything specifically harmful about 3D technology to the eyes of children or adults," she added.