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Why 3-D Movies Make Some Viewers Queasy
"The problem, studies indicate, is that the films often cause unnatural eye movements. ... [A] 3-D object flying off the screen causes sensory conflict. The eyes rotate inward to follow it, but they must also maintain a fixed focus on the display surface." The New York Times 02/09/10
"The problem, studies indicate, is that the films often cause unnatural eye movements. ... [A] 3-D object flying off the screen causes sensory conflict. The eyes rotate inward to follow it, but they must also maintain a fixed focus on the display surface." The New York Times 02/09/10
Posted February 9, 2010 08:07 AM
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