I make 3d Photos and have also done many 3d stereo laser shows with LFI The main problem with 3d films effects is that the eye must focus on the screen, for the image to be in focus, in the eye, when the 3d stereo aspect of the image gets closer to the eye than the screen the eye changes focus thinking the image is closer and it image blurs, this does not happen with a laser light image. The main advantage to doing 3d effects with lasers, is that the vector drawn laser image does not need the eye to focus on the screen for the image to appear sharp, it works GREAT, and has been done many times. multimedia, ie mostly flat film images, and full stereo 3d laser images, combined, is the best so far, ecpt of course, for true Holography. FL

I make 3d Photos and have also done many 3d stereo laser shows with LFI The main problem with 3d films effects is that the eye must focus on the screen, for the image to be infocus The main advantage to doing 3d effects with lasers, is that the vector drawn laser image does not need the eye to focus on the screen to maintain its focus, it works GREAT, and has been done many times. multimedia, ie mostly flat film images, and full stereo 3d laser images combined is the best so far FL