Despite continued predictions of its demise, stereoscopic 3D is very much alive in 2026. While mainstream television manufacturers moved away from 3D displays several years ago, the technology has quietly evolved into a dedicated enthusiast market supported by home cinema fans, virtual reality headsets, projection systems, and specialist content creators. Today, watching 3D content at home has more viewing options available than at any point since the peak of the 3D televisio

I was recently invited to chat with Noah, Matthew & Bob, hosts of the Marx Brothers Council Podcast, on the latest episode of the show to discuss all things Marx Bros including the brand new EYEPOP-3D conversion of Animal Crackers, their tremendous support in recording a fabulous commentary track for the disc as well as an awful lot of chat about the ins and outs of stereoscopic 3D. I thought this blog post could share a few extra visual bits and pieces in support of our wid

For many fans of stereoscopic cinema, one question comes up time and again: why do classic 1950s 3D films often have far more dramatic depth than modern 3D releases? Watch classics such as House of Wax, Creature from the Black Lagoon, Dial M for Murder or Kiss Me Kate and you'll often notice enormous depth extending into the screen, alongside carefully staged moments where objects appear to reach out into the audience. Compare those with many Hollywood 3D films from the 2010s

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With the release of The Mandalorian & Grogu in 3D, we thought it was the perfect time to share another special treat for Star Wars fans and 3D enthusiasts alike. | WATCH THE COMPLETE VIDEO ON YOUTUBE | Best for VR Best for 3D TV/Projector Best for Red Blue Anaglyph EYEPOP-3D is proud to present the complete opening sequence of Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope fully converted into glorious handcrafted 3D. From the legendary opening crawl to the unforgettable moment the S

The release of Avatar: Fire and Ash on 3D Blu-ray feels like a landmark for stereoscopic collectors; but it may also mark the end of an era. With Disney still supporting the format for James Cameron’s flagship franchise, many in the home cinema community are asking whether this could be the last major Hollywood studio-backed 3D Blu-ray release. That possibility no longer sounds far-fetched. Physical media has been shrinking for over a decade, 3D-capable televisions have effec

Billie Eilish & James Cameron BTS Anaglyph 3D Billie Eilish teams up with James Cameron for the newly released concert feature, Billie Eilish – Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour (Live in 3D), which premiered this month as a cinema-exclusive 3D event, capturing Eilish’s Manchester performances with dedicated stereoscopic production. Cameron has long argued that 3D works best when it serves immersion rather than spectacle, and this project applies that philosophy to live music: br

James Cameron’s Aliens 3D Conversion: A Strategic Return to Depth using new techniques and technologies.