3D Stereo Projection

We will help you choose which projection package is best suited to your application. 

Polarized Glasses

 There are two basic methods; single-projection and dual-projection.

As with most anything, there are advantages and disadvantages to both and which method is best suited to your presentation environment will be determined by the size of the allotted space, the number of people in the audience and what type of glasses will be used.

Electronic Liquid Crystal Glasses

 

Should you have questions regarding a future presentation or event, please don't hesitate to contact us.

 

 

We are equally comfortable working directly with you, the client, or the AV house that already provides presentation support.

We are also a source for all forms of eyewear in any quantity, including polarized and anaglyph in paper or plastic frames or wireless electronic shutter glasses. 

 

3D Window™ Glasses
We are National Distributors for this brand new line of electronic eyewear.

Panasonic, Samsung, Mitsubishi, Vizio, JVC and others have dedicated glasses and will not work with other manufacturers systems. "3D Window™" glasses works with all major brands of 3D-ready TVs, monitors and projectors that require electronic glasses.  

Real D Type Glasses: Circular Polarized

Please Contact us for pricing or additional information
(minimum order 12 pair) 

 

We sell Polarized Glasses at wholesale prices!
(paper or plastic frames)

 

 Email: Stereomedia3D@earthlink.net

 

 

 

3D TV's & Monitors

Trade Shows • Industrial • Medicine • Education

Theatrical • Advertising • Home Entertainment

 

Plasma   •   LCD   •   DLP   •   LED   •   Laser 

Virtually all 3D-ready TVs and Monitors fall into the above five display formats

Stereomedia has been helping clients make educated display decisions for over twenty years.

All Active Monitors & TVs Require Electronic Glasses  

 All Passive Monitors & TVs Require Polarized GlassesGlasses fall into two categories:

Passive glasses are polarized and active glasses are electronic liquid crystal.

 

 

 

 

If you're not sure... we'll help you decide which monitor or TV

may be best suited to your application.

  

 For information about our Reality® Universal 3D Glasses that work with

all LC & DLP-based monitors and projectors please CLICK HERE

Autostereoscopic Monitors

This type of monitor requires no glasses to view stereoscopic images and are used primarily in malls, airports and other locations with high foot traffic.

Digital Signage                      Autostereo Monitors: No Glasses Required

 They're a powerful advertising tool and extremely effective in
catching the attention of passers-by.

Up to now content for auto-stereo displays has been limited to computer generated graphics. Due to a technology breakthrough, "live action" content is now available for autostereo monitors.

Stereomedia now offers "live action" production services

for autostereoscopic monitors

 If you'd like to find out what TVs and monitors are available CLICK HERE. 

Inexpensive Universal Active 3D Glasses for 3DTVs, 3D Computer Monitors and 3D-ready DLP projectors.

As much as 50% less  than LC glasses from XpanD®, Philips®, Samsung®,
Vizio®, LG®, Panasonic®, Sony®, Mitsubishi® & Nvidia®.
 

Stereomedia's History with  3D Electronic Glasses

In 1992, we formed Stereomedia, Inc. to develop, manufacture and market  the first wireless 3D Electronic Viewing Systems for standard home TVs under the Reality® name. Before this, all liquid crystal glasses had to be connected by a wire and we felt the wire was going to interfere with the home viewer's freedom to move around. We sold 11,000 systems and because televisions in the 90's were all in standard definition and not HD, there were technology issues that some people found objectionable. We decided to discontinue manufacturing and concentrate on our core business, professional 3D content creation.

 

Now, after 20 years,  the old standard definition TVs are beginning to be replaced with sleek, high definition 3DTVs, so we figured it might be a good idea to join resources with our friends at 3DTV Corp and introduce a whole new line of 3D home entertainment products that offered viewers inexpensive solutions to the high cost of manufacturers' glasses. Glasses that were more comfortable, more durable and had one startling feature the other glasses didn't have... compatibility with a variety of TVs, instead of just one.

 Please browse through our online catalog by clicking on

any of the links below

CLICK HERE
for
UNIVERSAL 3D GLASSES
Compatible with:
Samsung®, Panasonic®, LG®, Mitsubishi®, Sony®, Philips®, Volfoni®,
XpndD®, Vizio®, Mitsubishi, & Nvidia® 3D Vision Systems.

 

CLICK HERE for "Starter Kits" for 3DTVs & 3D Computer monitors.

CLICK HERE for Stereomedia/3DTV UNIVERSAL Transmitter.

CLICK HERE for "Lifestyle" Glasses.

CLICK HERE for "DLP-Link Glasses

CLICK HERE for prices & shipping information
List is being updated daily

 

 

PLEASE CLICK HERE for more information or Call 1 (818) 761-2935

Other 3D Stereo Displays

Head-Mounted-Displays (HMD)

In addition to 3D digital and film production, Stereomedia also provides display hardware packages. One of the most immersive and personal methods of displaying stereoscopic images is the HMD (head-mounted-display).

Personal Viewing in 3D: A portable means to get a message across

 3D games, advertising promotions and even the latest 3D movies like "Avatar", "Clash of the Titians", "Alice in Wonderland" and all that are yet to come, may be viewed easily.

To complete the immersive 3D experience most HMDs come with built-in stereo audio.

 

 HMDs: The immersive 3D experience is available to large or small groups.

 

Pre Visualization Applications

Producers, art directors, camera operators or clients can watch their production "live" as it happens.

 Director James Cameron: Using a 3D HMD to pre-visualize the scenes for "Avatar"

 

Stereomedia provided Cameron's production team with high-resolution 3D headsets during the pre-production phase.

ColorCode®, SpaceSpex™, Anachrome™ & ChromaDepth®

Anaglyph is an inexpensive method of 3D that can be a very effective business or product promotion tool when used on the Web. Simply put, an anaglyph is a process whereby a three-dimensional visual effect is created by dyeing each of two images a different color, usually red and cyan or red and green, and then viewing them through complementary-colored filters, one over each eye. This definition usually applies whenever colored filters are used to obtain a stereoscopic effect. Digital technology has made it possible to display true colors that render an improved 3D effect.Anachrome™ A more effective version of red/cyan and superior to everything that has come before. The colors have been precisely "tuned" to intensify the 3D effect.[img_assist|nid=529|title=Anachrome™ Red & Cyan Glasses|desc=|link=node|align=center|width=0|height=]ColorCode® & SpaceSpex™ These are other versions of anaglyph which uses a dark blue and amber filter in place of red & cyan. The biggest advantage to this process is that more colors can come through, such as flesh tones, and there are already more than 100 million pairs of ColorCode® & SpaceSpex™ glasses that have been distributed across America and other parts of the world.*[img_assist|nid=446|title=147 million glasses just like these are still out there.|desc=|link=node|align=center|width=249|height=29][img_assist|nid=526|title=Here is an example of what a ColorCode® & SpaceSpex™ image looks like.|desc=|link=node|align=center|width=572|height=302]This is a frame grab from the video we did for TetraPak. All forms of anaglyph are a post-production process requiring specialized software and all methods feature the same basic advantages:

• Works on all displays (CRT, LCD, LED, Plasma), and all projectors (LCD, DLP & LCOS).
• High quality in full resolution.
• Same glasses work will all display methods.
• The 3D image looks almost like an ordinary image when viewed without special colored glasses.* •
• Works with all standard equipment.

Stereomedia offers 3D production services for both methods.ChromaDepth®These glasses create striking 3D images from normal 2D images by pulling forward the color red to the foreground and sorting the remaining colors according to their position in the rainbow. It's not real 3D, but it's used to gain attention. Stereomedia created the all the "live action" footage for the KISS 3D Video. This technology isn't really 3D, but it's effective and eye-catching.[img_assist|nid=447|title=Here are the ChromaDepth® glasses that were bundled with the KISS video.|desc=|link=node|align=center|width=195|height=18] WE CAN CONVERT ANY 3D VIDEO OR FILM FROM ANY FORMAT TO ANY VERSION OF ANAGLYPH DESCRIBED ABOVE ! * Super Bowl 2009. 147 million pairs of ColorCode glasses were distributed through 28,000 retail outlets for several 3D/ColorCoded segments during half-time.