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From: johnm@trsvax.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.graphics
Subject: Re: Where to find 3-d glasses, etc.
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Date: 23 Jan 89 15:40:00 GMT
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>Remember those neat old 3-d movies that everybody used to go see?
>Yes, I'm looking for a source for the cardboard red/green lens glasses,
>as well as the polarizing type.

This question was wonderfully timed (for me) because I wanted to bring up the
subject of 3D today.

Although I have not yet been able to get the glasses necessary to view the 
Superbowl halftime show I do have it on tape and can view it as soon as I get
some.  This however is only sideways to my question of, "How was it done?"
Even if the effect itself is not particularly good, which I hope to soon find
out, it would be very interesting to know what principles it was based on.

Any info (even speculation) would be interesting to me.

John Munsch