3D glasses

When giving a slide presentation, show DIFFERENT slide decks to different groups in the audience! Never confuse your audience with an overly-technical presentation again. An amazing application of the same technology used in red-green-glasses-based 3D movies.

Dec 24, 2018

Computers, Design, Small Business, Technology, UI / UX

3D glasses, 3D TV, audience, blue glasses, custom presentations, google slides, green glasses, powerpoint, presentation, red glasses, red-blue glasses, red-green glasses, slide deck, slides

Background: When giving a presentation to a diverse audience (e.g. of experts and non-experts, or of employees from two different departments in a company), you have a problem: you can only make one set of slides, but sometimes you might want to tailor different parts of the presentation to a different audience. For example, one…
Dust off your 3D glasses (or excavate them from the geological strata that they are buried beneath) for this new multi-versions-of-a-movie plan that is definitely here to stay and not a gimmick!

Feb 13, 2017

Film / TV, Games

3D, 3D glasses, 3D TV, PG-13, R, split screen gaming, split screen TV

Background: 3D glasses provide the ability to put two totally separate images on a screen at once. Normally, the technology this is used to provide a stereo-3D effect (Figure 1). But we could use this same technology to show subtly (or entirely!) different films to different groups of people in an audience. Fig. 1: Each…