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3D Glasses

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Websites

http://www.black-inventor.com/Kenneth-Dunkley.asp

http://charismaallover.wordpress.com/2008/01/15/black-inventor-kenneth-j-dunkley-3-d-viewing-glasses

http://www.famu.edu/index.cfm?blackhistory&KennethJ.Dunkley

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/what_is-the_advantage_of_3d_glasses_and_movies

Kenneth J Dunkley

Science Behind 3D Vision

Because normal movies are presented on a flat screen, this is not possible

Birth

Science Behind 3D Vision

Our ability to see 3D comes from our "binocular vision" Because our eyes are a small distance apart, they each see a slightly different image. Our brain can take these 2 images and use the small differences between them to give us our perception of "depth'", which is the basis of 3D vision

Kenneth J Dunkley was born in Karsalona, New Mexico on December 29,1966

He is still currently still living today

By: Juliana Sanchez

In 1973, Dunkley created his first hologram entitled "Thoughts'

3D Glasses

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Dunkley, is best known for inventing 3D-glasses. His patented invention displays 3-D effects from regular 2-D photos without any type of lenses,mirrors or optical elements.

Science Behind 3D Glasses

However,you will notice that 3D glasses have two different colored lenses. This means that, when wearing the glasses and watching a "3D" movie, our eyes are once again seeing slightly different images, fooling our brain into thinking we are seeing in 3D.

Dunkley is also a leader in the field of holography

Dunkley, is currently the president of the Holospace Laboratories Inc. in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania

Facts

The Making of 3D Glasses

In Harrisburg, PA, at the Museum of Scientific Discovery, he has conducted visual effects workshops for 4 years

By studying human vision, Dunkley discovered that blocking two points in a person's peripheral vision will cause an ordinary picture to look like it's 3-dimensional. Therefore he developed his 3-DVG to block out these points.

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