The Stereo Display menu includes the following stereo views:
| Display option | Description |
|---|---|
| Center Eye | Look through the center stereo camera. This is the default option |
| Left Eye | Look through the left stereo camera. |
| Right Eye | Look through the right stereo camera. |
| Active | Use your graphics card for stereo viewing. If you are using the NVidia Quadro line graphics cards, and you have turned on stereo mode, the Active menu item becomes live. The CRT monitor uses the page flipping method of stereo imaging. The settings that you have chosen for your stereo mode in your graphics card are respected; for example, the DIN connector will send signal to your 3D glasses. |
| Horizontal Interlace | This viewing mode interlaces one row of pixels from the left camera with one row of pixels from the right camera and so forth. You obtain half the vertical resolution through this mode. Select this mode for polarized LCD monitors. |
| Checkerboard | This viewing mode alternates between one pixel from the left camera with one pixel from the right camera, forming a checkerboard pattern. You obtain half the vertical resolution and half the horizontal resolution through this mode. Select this mode for Samsung DLP 3D displays. |
| Anaglyph | Motion builder supports the red/cyan anaglyph mode. Motion builder composites the color output from the left camera with the color output from the right camera. |
| Luminance Anaglyph | The Luminance Anaglyph mode is similar to the Anaglyph mode, but the color output from the left and right cameras are first converted to grayscale before being composited on top of each other. |
| Freebie (Parallel) | Select this mode to see the left and right camera output side by side in the same window. |
| Freebie (Crossed) | This mode is similar to Freebie (Parallel), but the left camera output is displayed on the right while the right camera output is displayed on the left. |
