Whats the difference between High Definition Glasses and Standard Glasses?
High Definition Glasses incorporate ChromaDepth optics which are optimized for use with computer graphics. They are usually preferred by adults for most applications, including movie viewing, technical and medical applications, and the Web. C3D TM Glasses incorporate ChromaDepth optics which are optimized for use with printed images, such as magazines, food packaging, and direct mail pieces. Children almost always prefer the Standard glasses for all types of viewing, from looking at their own 3-D drawings to watching TV, video, and movies. Standard Glasses provide the strongest 3-D effect, but may make an image appear blurry if it is viewed from more than a few feet. High Definition Glasses provide a sharper image than Standard Glasses but don’t produce as strong a 3-D effect for images viewed at close range. High Definition Glasses are usually preferred by adults for viewing computer graphics, slide shows, TV, and video. Adults usually prefer Standard Glasses for viewing printed graph
