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AnnouncementsFriday, June 24, 2011· Updated July 10, 2026· 1 min read

Watching 3D: What’s It Doing To Our Eyes and Brains?

Phil Lelyveld

Entertainment Technology Center

[Philip Lelyveld comment: this is a short, multipage article]

by Caleb Garling, TomsGuide]

Table of contents

  • 1. 3D Arrives, Again
  • 2. How 3D Works: The Quick and Dirty
  • 3. What Is 3D Doing to our Brains?
  • 4. We Can Turn Off the 3D Screen; Can We Turn Off the Long Term Effects?
  • 5. What About The “Vergence Accommodation Conflict?”

  • 6. Other Visual Acrobatics Brought on During 3D Graphics
  • 7. Are 3D Manufactures Concerned About Health Effects?
  • 8. And the 3D Future?

See the full post with links to the pages here: http://www.tomsguide.com/us/3DTV-stereoscopy-vision-eyes,review-1666.html

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