Do-it-yourself 3D glasses

Recently, movies, clips, various programs in 3D graphics have become very popular. And in order to watch this kind of video with comfort for the eyes, you need to have special glasses. You can buy them in specialized stores. But why spend money if they can also be made at home do it yourselfhaving just a small list of tools that are available in every home, or are worth a penny. Yes, and the time for making 3D glasses will require just nothing - about 10 minutes. Agree, this is much less than spending time shopping in search of these same glasses.

Let's watch a video of homemade 3D glasses:



Tools and materials:
- any unnecessary, old glasses or frame from them;
- a thick transparent film (for example, from a plastic bottle);
- stationery scissors;
- blue and red markers to highlight text, i.e. transparent.

First, take the unnecessary glasses and squeeze out the glass rim. This must be done very carefully so that, firstly, not to get hurt, and secondly, the glass remains intact. If you just have a frame, then you do not need to squeeze anything.


Now take a piece of dense transparent plastic, a neatly cut part from a transparent transparent plastic bottle will do, and put the glasses from the glasses on top.


With the same marker, it is necessary to circle the glass along the contour. Try to make it as close to the glass as possible, otherwise then insert the plastic will be problematic.

With the help of stationery scissors it is necessary to cut our "glass" clearly along the contour. What we do.

Then take our markers. Markers are needed in blue and red. But markers should be for highlighting text, i.e. such that they do not paint over the text when conducting along the text. One "glass" must be painted over with a red marker, the second "glass" with a blue marker. Try to hold the “glass” on the edges so that there are no fingerprints in the middle or on the sides. And let them dry well.
When the "glass" is well dried, they must be inserted back into the frame.We also do this carefully so as not to leave unnecessary prints. After the multi-colored "glass" is inserted in place of the native glass, we can assume that your 3D glasses are ready for use. Happy viewing.