How 3D works
A three-dimensional effect is produced when two views of the same subject (either moving or still) scenes are viewed with two correspondingly coloured filters matching the colours in the image. This allows one eye to view one image and the other eye a similar image viewed from a slightly different angle. Your brain merges these two slightly different images together and processes the differences between the images to allow you to perceive shape, depth and distance.   

Lens Quality, Why use our Glasses?
When it comes to viewing 3D images, the quality and more importantly the colour of the lenses in 3D glasses is vitally important to getting the best 3D effect. Don't be fooled into buying cheap 3D glasses as there is a high chance that the manufacturer has cut costs by using low quality lenses such as extruded PVC that aren't as clear and are not precisely colour matched giving you an inferior 3D effect.
The polyester lenses used in our 3D glasses offer supreme quality, high clarity and are precision colour matched. This guarantees you the best 3D effect available out of a pair of paper 3D glasses bar none.

Product Specifications
Dimensions: 406mm x 36mm
Thickness: 0.5mm
Paper Materials: 2 x layers of 250gsm C1S stock, oil based varnish front and back
Construction: Coloured filter bonded between two layers of gloss white card.