Erik Reuter wrote:

How can you take a film originally shot in 2D and show it in 3D? For 3D,
you need a parallax view of some sort, two cameras or a special camera.

I have a very vague recollection about some of these being done in 3-D using red-blue separation. At one point in the 70s it was considered that 3-D was basically happening "now", and that it would follow as surely as sound and colour had come. There were even deluxe versions of the red and blue filter glasses available instead of relying on the cardboard ones in the cinemas (like bowling enthusiasts have their own bowling ball).

The couple of movies I saw (Schwarzenegger/Willis style action movies) relied almost entirely on their 3D effect of things coming out at you from the screen for entertainment value, having no real plot or acting talent involved - oh - I see - no wonder the porn industry got involved in it...

Cheers
Russell C.


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