Supported Technologies

 
 
 

The following section describes both the viewing glasses and type of stereoscopic display monitors used with the glasses that are supported by Composite.

Note

If your stereo video preview device only support 8 bits per color component, consider using a player view display modifier that can provide 8 bit output. Examples include the 1D LUT, 3D LUT, and Convert Depth tools.

Polarizing Glasses

Passive polarizing glasses are worn by the viewer. The display device shows left and right images simultaneously. Devices that use this technology include projectors and monitors. Examples of these devices are:

Active Shutter Glasses

The viewer wears LCD glasses that open the left or the right eye in synchronization with left and right images shown by the display device. The synchronization signal is broadcast by an emitter to the LCD glasses. Devices that use this technology include projectors and monitors. Examples of these devices are:

Passive Colored Glasses