What is 3d display mode?

3D display mode refers to the ability of a display device to create the illusion of depth perception by showing separate images to each eye. This creates a stereoscopic effect that makes objects appear to be three-dimensional.

There are several types of 3D display modes, including:

1. Active 3D: This type of 3D display mode requires the use of special glasses that synchronize with the display to show separate images to each eye. The glasses rapidly alternate images between each eye, creating the illusion of depth perception.

2. Passive 3D: Passive 3D display mode uses special polarized glasses to separate the images shown to each eye. Unlike active 3D, passive 3D glasses do not require any power source and are typically more comfortable to wear for longer periods.

3. Autostereoscopic 3D: Autostereoscopic 3D display mode does not require the use of glasses to achieve the 3D effect. Instead, the display itself creates multiple viewing angles for each eye, allowing the viewer to perceive depth perception without the need for additional hardware.

3D display mode is commonly used in entertainment applications such as 3D movies, video games, and virtual reality experiences. It can also be found in certain medical imaging technologies, design and engineering applications, and educational tools.