4D ?

Originally Posted by Alen

I'm pretty sure none of us can imagine 4D. And 3D is quite literally seen as if it were 3D. How well you can cope with what's being seen is a different thing, some people just can't get used to the shuttering and somehow manage to lose the 3D effect. I personally find it amazing

Was scared you were gonna say your a logicist

Complicated stuff

Originally Posted by Nyan

Complicated stuff

Actually it's hella simple. They usually use two cameras to record, one for the left and one for the right eye. When the 3D movie is playing you have special glasses that block & unblock each eye so that you're constantly switching between seeing with the left and with the right eye. When the left eye is watching the projector shows what the left camera recorded, when the right eye is watching the projector shows what the right camera recorded.

So you practically end up seeing what you would see as if you were there, irl aka in 3D.

^ basic concept.

The fourth dimension is technically time, but in movies I don't know what 4D is represented as...

They have "4D rides" at theme parks.

I seen "4D" in the theaters, But i never watched a movie in 4d.

Originally Posted by Krypton1x

They have "4D rides" at theme parks.

I don't see how a ride of all things could be considered "4D"

Any way to elaborate?

Originally Posted by Alen

I don't see how a ride of all things could be considered "4D"

Any way to elaborate?

Like when they have a screen in front of you, and you sit on a seat that moves around, so it seems like your moving.

Air is sprayed and water is splashed too.

Originally Posted by Rvn

Like when they have a screen in front of you, and you sit on a seat that moves around, so it seems like your moving.

Air is sprayed and water is splashed too.

Meh, if you aren't actually moving it ain't worth the money

Scientifically, visually there are only 3 dimensions. There are only 3 directions for movement.
The first 2 left-right and up-down. The third is in and out.
Or think about the 3 axis's, X, Y, Z.

Originally Posted by Nachos

Scientifically, visually there are only 3 dimensions. There are only 3 directions for movement.
The first 2 us up and down. The third is in and out.
Or think about the 3 axis's, X, Y, Z.

Actually you kinda screwed up. One is "up/down", one is "left/right" and the last one "in/out".

Originally Posted by Alen

Actually you kinda screwed up. One is "up/down", one is "left/right" and the last one "in/out".

Not anymore, thx...

Originally Posted by Alen

I don't see how a ride of all things could be considered "4D"

Any way to elaborate?

You're in a cart thing, and you move and twist along with the movie. So say there's a breeze in the movie, there's fans in the theater that'll blow wind in your face at that part.

Originally Posted by Krypton1x

You're in a cart thing, and you move and twist along with the movie. So say there's a breeze in the movie, there's fans in the theater that'll blow wind in your face at that part.

I kinda went to those, but without wind and stuff

it moved though.

It's kinda unneccesary to call something irl 4D.

Originally Posted by Locke

It's kinda unneccesary to call something irl 4D.

It's incorrect, unless you're gonna start mentioning time as another dimension and going all the way to the supposed 9 or 11 or w/e dimensions some people claim there are

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