Over 6 million Brits can't see 3D
source: http://www.videogamer.com/news/over_6_million_brits_cant_see_3d.html
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According to a study carried out by UK charity The Eyecare Trust, over six million Brits have poor binocular vision, meaning they have difficulty or cannot see 3D effects in games and movies.
"It's more than you think," Dharmesh Patel, chairman of The Eyecare Trust, told MCV. "About 12 per cent have 3D vision problems and you'll find a similar percentage worldwide.
"I don't think there are any long-term negative impacts. But it can create really bad headaches and aches behind the eyes. For these six million people it's like taking the 3D glasses off, making everything all blurry. You can't see the image and that causes headaches, eye-strain and blurred vision."
Patel added that there could be millions of consumers unaware of their vision problems.
"There will be people who have not attended an eye examination in years and are probably unaware they have a lazy eye or something like that.
"Some people won't even know why they can't see it. Sometimes something can be done, but it depends on the individual case."
http://www.videogamer.com/news/over_6_million_brits_cant_see_3d.html
"It's more than you think," Dharmesh Patel, chairman of The Eyecare Trust, told MCV. "About 12 per cent have 3D vision problems and you'll find a similar percentage worldwide.
"I don't think there are any long-term negative impacts. But it can create really bad headaches and aches behind the eyes. For these six million people it's like taking the 3D glasses off, making everything all blurry. You can't see the image and that causes headaches, eye-strain and blurred vision."
Patel added that there could be millions of consumers unaware of their vision problems.
"There will be people who have not attended an eye examination in years and are probably unaware they have a lazy eye or something like that.
"Some people won't even know why they can't see it. Sometimes something can be done, but it depends on the individual case."
http://www.videogamer.com/news/over_6_million_brits_cant_see_3d.html
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smurph25
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I can imagine they won't be watching the 3D version of "The Last Airbender" and good for them, I heard it got bad reviews in the US...
- 1 year ago
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smurph25
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Sexirobot
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smurph25:
It was absolutely brutalized...but I'm still curious enough to invest in a ticket( 2D of course)
- 1 year ago
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Sexirobot
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SparkShark16
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Sexirobot:
haha i saw it... if ur a fan of the series, go see it. its ridiculously hilarious how horrendous it is in comparison to the show.
- 1 year ago
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SparkShark16
