For some people, Hollywood’s 3D movies may induce more dizziness and nausea than thrills. That’s because for children watching 3D movies with a lazy eye, or amblyopia, it’s nearly impossible to enjoy the effects like their friends.
For some people, Hollywood’s 3D movies may induce more dizziness and nausea than thrills. That’s because for children watching 3D movies with a lazy eye, or amblyopia, it’s nearly impossible to enjoy the effects like their friends.
Topics: 3D and Vision, Amblyopia (Lazy Eye)
The 3D craze on the big screen is spreading to new ground - or should we say, grounds. Universal Studios Hollywood announces a new, 3D theme park attraction “Transformers the Ride 3-D.” While this will be great fun for most theme park goers, it will be frustrating to people with vision problems for a number of different reasons.
Topics: Functional Vision Problems, 3D and Vision
Every movie for kids seems to be in 3D these days. From the latest Harry Potter to re-releases like The Lion King, 3D is all the rage. Unfortunately, kids and adults with a binocular vision problem may not enjoy a 3D movie like everyone else. Even worse, they may not know they have a problem.
Topics: Functional Vision Test, Functional Vision Problems, 3D and Vision
A recent video released by the American Optometric Association indicates that 3D games and videos might help us spot vision problems that "if left undetected, might result in learning difficulties."
Topics: 3D and Vision
