WARNING: 3D Video Hazardous to Your Health — Reviews and News from Audioholics
Seems that some research indicates that viewing 3d material frequently can lead to problems with the eyes ability to perceive 3d, especially in children.
"Stereopsis, a result of the frontal placement of our eyes, is the process in visual perception that lets us see depth. Two slightly different projections of the world enter our retinas, which causes us to see in real-3D. Stereopsis made us humans into mighty hunters of prey, builders of civilization and crackers-open of the occasional bottle of beer – but this important process is being tricked every time we watch a 3D movie."
"Children under seven are at risk of strabismus – period.
Going to a 3D movie each month probably won't hurt anyone's vision, especially adults; however, if we introduce the 3D effect into the home, we dramatically increase our exposure. We could sit at home with our new 3D HDTV and watch non-stop 3D for days. Even 2D video that hasn't been coded for the FHD3D format can be upconverted by consumer-grade 3D HDTV through 3D interpolation mode.
Now you've gone from tricking your optic nerves into self-imposed strabismus once or twice a month to potentially hours every day – and evidence already suggests this could be harmful to your vision."
Seems that some research indicates that viewing 3d material frequently can lead to problems with the eyes ability to perceive 3d, especially in children.
"Stereopsis, a result of the frontal placement of our eyes, is the process in visual perception that lets us see depth. Two slightly different projections of the world enter our retinas, which causes us to see in real-3D. Stereopsis made us humans into mighty hunters of prey, builders of civilization and crackers-open of the occasional bottle of beer – but this important process is being tricked every time we watch a 3D movie."
"Children under seven are at risk of strabismus – period.
Going to a 3D movie each month probably won't hurt anyone's vision, especially adults; however, if we introduce the 3D effect into the home, we dramatically increase our exposure. We could sit at home with our new 3D HDTV and watch non-stop 3D for days. Even 2D video that hasn't been coded for the FHD3D format can be upconverted by consumer-grade 3D HDTV through 3D interpolation mode.
Now you've gone from tricking your optic nerves into self-imposed strabismus once or twice a month to potentially hours every day – and evidence already suggests this could be harmful to your vision."
