3D Vision Without The Glasses: The Mystery Unveiled [Video]

02/23/11

Written By:

Mauricio Soares

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The "revolutionary" 3D system is, in fact, a very creative joke.

The mystery about this awkward video that intrigued many people last month is finally over, as the guys at Jonathan Post, a small post production company based in São Paulo, reveal that it was all just a joke.

“ Three months ago, while I was studying visual FX for 3D (stereoscopy), I realized that I have a big genetic problem. Whenever I try to blink only one eye at a time, I can only blink the left one. It doesn't matter how hard I try, I have no individual control of my right eyelid. But Daniel was born with it. He has great control of his eyelid movements.

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