Hi Harold,
First, you’ll want to define what exactly you mean with 3D pictures (pictures are by their nature not 3D). Do you mean, stereoscopic presentation of images? This is of course reasonably easy to achieve with showing two pictures at slightly different angle and making sure the participants’ eyes each only see one. Do you mean, showing 3D movies? Well, same, but a bit harder to achieve. Do you mean VR? That cannot be done, except of course some weird integration such as mentioned below, although I have never seen this in actual execution. Mind, though, that in VR it is hard to know the timing accuracy because the things tend to operate on the basis of ‘as fast as possible’.
Best,
Michiel
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