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Stereoscopic 3D, also known as “True 3D”, is the stunning illusion of giving an individual the perception of depth in using what would commonly be seen as traditional two-dimensional, or “flat”, visual media. Imagine how a video camera works, in that it captures a visual signal and outputs it to a monitor, such as your television screen.
