TV Eyes 3-D Glasses: Watch any movie in 3-D
TV Eyes 3-D Glasses allow you to watch any movie in 3-D, without special filming or electronics. This is a revolutionary new process! (patent pending) Guaranteed to work or your money back! This is not stereoscopic 3-D. Instead, TV Eyes 3-D increases the focus, clarity, and visual depth of your TV picture. Distances look farther, spaces look larger, people and objects stand out more and look more contoured and three-dimensional. Computer generated special effects look more real, and green screen effects are more integrated. TV Eyes 3-D glasses do not use different colored lenses, so colors come through clear and vivid. TV Eyes glasses are based on a new optical principle that turns regular movies 3-D. The secret is in the specially made lenses. TV Eyes glasses can be worn with contact lenses and most prescription glasses. There are no cable connections, no remote controls, no compatibility issues, no electronics at all! Simply put on the glasses and watch TV.
These are not polarized glasses or stereoscopic glasses. Instead of relying on stereopsis, which requires the movie to be specially filmed from two angles, TV Eyes 3-D enhances the 3-D cues already found in normal 2-D movies. TV Eyes 3-D increases the depth perception, atmospheric perspective, and focus of a normal TV picture. Interference patterns, like sound lines, scan lines, graininess and pixilation are filtered out. CGI effects and green screen effects are enhanced so that they look more real and are integrated more seamlessly into the picture. The result of all this is a clearer, deeper, more solid and three-dimensional picture. And it does it all without electronics or special movies. You can now watch Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Star Wars, Spider-Man and any other movie or TV show you want in 3-D. All you have to do is put on the glasses and watch TV.
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{"Date First Available": "September 21, 2007"}