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You see it used in mathematics to describe the poition of an object traveling under the influence of multiple forces or a constant force applied exponentially such as Gravity. Two objects cannot occupy the same point in three-dimensional space AT THE SAME TIME. Nothing to do with film presentations, but technically the 4th dimension is Time. If its anything like VD you dont want to catch 4D. It's the same as the difference between 'Marketing' and 'Public Relations'. That's a start.I'll leave others to fill in details or make corrections. Fun, but you wouldn't see this in a traditional theatre. These played some of the amusement parks, such as Busch Gardens Williamsburg (Aside: If you are ever there and you like the entertainment, thank my brother!) These showed a 3-D film with added effects, such as a live actor in a balcony or water sprayed at the audience.

We understand left-right, up-down and in-out, but nothing in our experience allows us to understand a fourth demension.Ī few films were produced using something that was advertised as a 4-D film. It is difficult to imagine anything more than 3 dimensions. Once passing 3-dimensions, you get into some weird theoretical stuff. To perceive this, each eye must receive a separate image, often accomplished with polarization or anaglyph (red-blue [or green[) images. This is information coming toward or away from the viewer. In a 3-dimensional image, the forward and backward information is presented. In mathematics, it can be called an x-y image. Although the brain does add some depth to the image, all you see is horizontal and vertical information. In a 2-dimensional image, such as a traditional motion picture or photograph, information is presented in two dimensions, horizontal and vertical.

red/blue), polarized, or shutterglasses to achieve the three-dimensional effect.ĤD is an attraction industry term used to imply a 3D film combined with in-theater physical effects, such as lighting, moving seats, mist, etc.

#3D VS 4D IN MOVIES UPDATE#

Topic: Difference between 2D, 3D and 4D.Ĭan you please update me knowledge by stating the difference between 2D, 3D and 4D….ĢD is a traditional two dimensional film, like what you'd find in your typical cinema.ģD is three dimensional, meaning that there is a Z access extending both beyond and in front of the screen.

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