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3D video technology
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Half-Side-by-Side 3D (HSBS) and Full-Side-by-Side 3D (FSBS) is a term uncommonly used for denoting stereoscopic 3D with half-width or full-width in a video.
The term is most commonly denoted in piracy when a peer[1] wants to "pirate" a 3D movie.
Common use
3D videos are commonly used in Blu-rays and experimental uses. However, the most popular method for conveying depth is by using the cyan-red tints around objects.
While anaglyph "3D" movies are generally higher quality, the movies created and distributed would generally cost higher than the two-dimension (2D) movies.
References
- ^ "What is Peer-to-Peer (P2P)? Definition from TechTarget". Networking. Retrieved 2024-09-20.