does any1 have the link to 3d trailer
Do you have a 3D monitor?Backupwayback wrote:
does any1 have the link to 3d trailer
Fuck Israel
ITT: someone stole the glasses and wants to trip out at home.
I thought there may be room for a sequel:
Where earths forces nuke the planet from orbit to send the "overgrown smurfs" to hell. Then come and take as many minerals they want anyway. I think the sequel may only go for 15 mins or so.
Where earths forces nuke the planet from orbit to send the "overgrown smurfs" to hell. Then come and take as many minerals they want anyway. I think the sequel may only go for 15 mins or so.
inb4already posted
didn't want to sift through pages
didn't want to sift through pages
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Damn , maybe I should have checked some more pages before I posted. Dont think people really care too much though.CanadianLoser wrote:
inb4already posted
didn't want to sift through pages
lol no not you. I posted the Avatar-pochahontas pic, then went a few pages back and saw it so just edited my post incase someone was going to go all 'OMG ALREADY POSTED, READ THE THREAD' on me. <3Burwhale wrote:
Damn , maybe I should have checked some more pages before I posted. Dont think people really care too much though.CanadianLoser wrote:
inb4already posted
didn't want to sift through pages
I kept my glasses. The glasses look polarized, gonna try them out when I go fishing.N00bkilla55404 wrote:
ITT: someone stole the glasses and wants to trip out at home.
The pair my brother got when he went have a some text on the side saying they can't be used for sunglasses. Then agian, the ones you have may be different.loubot wrote:
I kept my glasses. The glasses look polarized, gonna try them out when I go fishing.N00bkilla55404 wrote:
ITT: someone stole the glasses and wants to trip out at home.
No, when he says fishing he doesn't mean as sunglasses. You can get polarized glasses for fishing so as to better see through the reflections in the water and shit.M.O.A.B wrote:
The pair my brother got when he went have a some text on the side saying they can't be used for sunglasses. Then agian, the ones you have may be different.loubot wrote:
I kept my glasses. The glasses look polarized, gonna try them out when I go fishing.N00bkilla55404 wrote:
ITT: someone stole the glasses and wants to trip out at home.
The whole point of having polarised glass is so you block UV rays, hence if it says they can't be used as sunglasses, I doubt they're polarised then.
Huh, never heard of that before.Mekstizzle wrote:
No, when he says fishing he doesn't mean as sunglasses. You can get polarized glasses for fishing so as to better see through the reflections in the water and shit.M.O.A.B wrote:
The pair my brother got when he went have a some text on the side saying they can't be used for sunglasses. Then agian, the ones you have may be different.loubot wrote:
I kept my glasses. The glasses look polarized, gonna try them out when I go fishing.
yup! they're great, keeps you from getting a headache from the reflections as well
You've never used polarising lenses to get rid of reflections? It's great.M.O.A.B wrote:
Huh, never heard of that before.Mekstizzle wrote:
No, when he says fishing he doesn't mean as sunglasses. You can get polarized glasses for fishing so as to better see through the reflections in the water and shit.M.O.A.B wrote:
The pair my brother got when he went have a some text on the side saying they can't be used for sunglasses. Then agian, the ones you have may be different.
The whole point of having polarised glass is to only let light through at one angle (sort of - that's a pretty terrible description tbh). Polarising camera lenses are hardly designed to block UV light.The Sheriff wrote:
The whole point of having polarised glass is so you block UV rays, hence if it says they can't be used as sunglasses, I doubt they're polarised then.
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ya wot he saidMekstizzle wrote:
No, when he says fishing he doesn't mean as sunglasses. You can get polarized glasses for fishing so as to better see through the reflections in the water and shit.M.O.A.B wrote:
The pair my brother got when he went have a some text on the side saying they can't be used for sunglasses. Then agian, the ones you have may be different.loubot wrote:
I kept my glasses. The glasses look polarized, gonna try them out when I go fishing.
Different uses for the same technology?Bertster7 wrote:
The whole point of having polarised glass is to only let light through at one angle (sort of - that's a pretty terrible description tbh). Polarising camera lenses are hardly designed to block UV light.
Polarising sunglasses stop UV getting through by blocking all but a certain wavelength of Electromagnetic waves through (visible light).
Incorrect, its to block reflections, there is no effect on UV.The Sheriff wrote:
The whole point of having polarised glass is so you block UV rays
They are polarised, but each eye is different so not much use for fishing.hence if it says they can't be used as sunglasses, I doubt they're polarised then.
Fuck Israel
I thought that if you put 2 polarised lenses at right angles to each other that it should block out all light. I tried it with the 3D glasses, and it didnt block anything out. I thought they wouldnt be polarised due to this.
contrary to the hype and good reviews, i've yet to see this film, i just don't feel motivated to go see it.
One day you will see it because you cannot resist forever.baggs wrote:
contrary to the hype and good reviews, i've yet to see this film, i just don't feel motivated to go see it.
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They're definitely polarised, I tested them.Burwhale wrote:
I thought that if you put 2 polarised lenses at right angles to each other that it should block out all light. I tried it with the 3D glasses, and it didnt block anything out. I thought they wouldnt be polarised due to this.
They are circular polarised: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RealD_Cinema
Fuck Israel
Not really. Much of the light from the sky is polarised. This light contains UV and so having polarised sunglasses helps with this.PrivateVendetta wrote:
Different uses for the same technology?Bertster7 wrote:
The whole point of having polarised glass is to only let light through at one angle (sort of - that's a pretty terrible description tbh). Polarising camera lenses are hardly designed to block UV light.
Polarising sunglasses stop UV getting through by blocking all but a certain wavelength of Electromagnetic waves through (visible light).
Cool answer, That explains it.Dilbert_X wrote:
They're definitely polarised, I tested them.Burwhale wrote:
I thought that if you put 2 polarised lenses at right angles to each other that it should block out all light. I tried it with the 3D glasses, and it didnt block anything out. I thought they wouldnt be polarised due to this.
They are circular polarised: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RealD_Cinema
Think I'm going Wednesday since its the first time my dad's off during the day. Going for the Orange Wednesdays.baggs wrote:
contrary to the hype and good reviews, i've yet to see this film, i just don't feel motivated to go see it.
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Damn, that was legit.