3-Dimensional movie and television viewer
OwnerSalvatore Davinoinventor
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Abstract
An opaque frame that can be placed in front of a user's eyes like a pair of glasses for 3-D viewing. The frame has two rectangular apertures. These apertures are spaced to be in directly in front of the user's eyes. One aperture is empty; the other opening has plural vertical strips, preferably two, made of polyester film. Between the outer edge of the aperture and the outermost vertical strip is diffractive optical material. The surface of the strips facing away from the person's face might be painted black. Images from a television set or a movie screen appear three dimensional when viewed through the frame with both eyes open.
Claims6
A viewer for making television and movie images appear three-dimensional comprising:
- a rectangular frame containing two apertures;
- plural, vertical strips extending vertically in an aperture;
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- diffractive optical material contained in the aperture with the vertical strips, the diffractive optical material filling the aperture outward from the outermost vertical strip from a user's nose.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.