2010-03-23, 05:36 PM
Anyone have any idea how this works?
I would assume it's made such that the actual "screen" is far behind the 3-D lens such that when you look at the screen, it goes through the 3-D lens, hits the screen, and bounces back.
I would assume it's made such that the actual "screen" is far behind the 3-D lens such that when you look at the screen, it goes through the 3-D lens, hits the screen, and bounces back.