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Heard Herzog on the radio speak about 3D

Posted by beach cruiser on July 16, 2011 at 20:20:33:
He pointed out that people normally don't see in 3D, The brain is too lazy for the unnecessary work, and just fills in with 3D when needed. I never knew that. It does explain why 3D viewing seems a little strange at first.

Said he planned slow edits so the 3D viewing would be comfortable.

Didn't quite understand the albino crock stuff until I heard about the great increase of albinism in the Chernobyl quarantine zone.

Hubble 3d is another good 3D film, more accessible but much shorter.