3D Anaglyph Glasses for Blasting Promotion of Your Websites

3D anaglyph glasses today come with IYF (It stands for IN YOUR FACE 3D), which has changed the whole concept of 3D promotion and taken it to a much higher level. With these glasses, you can now promote your ad, website or any print matter in a third dimension. These glasses are usually re-formulated and supercharged with red and cyan filters with great expertise to convert the 3D images of your ad or website for an exciting 3D experience.

You can use the 3D anaglyph glasses to plan your print campaign, magazine ad, direct mail flyer, or website. These glasses can be used for viewing print, DVD and Blu-Ray, websites, games, and computer applications in 3D. So, how does it work? Well, it is actually two views of the same subject (either moving or still) in contrasting colors and slightly offset for two different perspectives. A three-dimensional effect is produced when these scenes are viewed with two correspondingly colored filters matching the colors in the image. The images can be viewed in print, on the web, or on television as well.

Among the different places where you can use these glasses apart from promoting ads are in pivotal areas like 3D films, comics, in science and mathematics etc. These glasses are today also used in viewing Google Street View, which was launched by the company on April 1, 2010. This application shows anaglyphs rather than regular images of streets thus allowing users to see the streets in 3D. In fact, Anaglyph images are suitable both for paper presentation, and non-moving video display even with cheap anaglyph glasses.

In the arena of entertainment, DVD & Blu-Ray home release of theatrical 3D films was first shown when Disney Studios released Hannah Montana & Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert in August 2008, its first Blu-ray 3D disc. Then, again red/blue 3d or anaglyph glasses were used to view 3-dimensional comic books, which became very popular in the early 1950s. The content usually consisted of short graphic novels of a war story, horror, or crime/detective nature. However, these were largely eliminated in the US by the rise of the Comics Code Authority. In science and mathematics too, anaglyph images are used to display 3D scientific data sets, or to illustrate mathematical functions.

So, what are you waiting for? Just use one of these 3D anaglyph glasses and let your next printed 3D project explode in your face. You can get them both from a physical store or an online source. Though today there are a wide range of advanced solutions for 3D imaging, like shutter glasses together with fast monitors, yet these red/blue 3D glasses offer the most economical and comfortable way to view three dimensional visualizations.