In the same year, another method to create 3D was proposed by John Anderton. This was a method of reproducing an image in 3D by separating it into two different color channels and then wearing 3D glasses with the same colors on opposite eyes. Louis Ducos du Hauron, a French scientist, patented the anaglyph in 1891. The first glimpse of 3D motion occurred between 18 when various people started combining machines that would display a series of images quickly and stereoscopic photography to create a moving 3D image. In the third century BC, Euclid discovered that the right and left eyes view an image slightly differently. In his research, Wheatstone described 3D as the observation that two different images are projected on the eye’s retinas when one object is seen.Įven though he invented the first device to recreate 3D images, Wheatstone was not the first person to look at the possibility of this technology.
The technology was discovered in 1838 by Charles Wheatstone. However, stereoscopic technology, or the technique of creating a third dimension, is ancient.
Watching movies and television in the third dimension may seem like a thing of yesterday.
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