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Anaglyphs are a visual display method that uses colour differentiation to take a single video stream and split it into two channels before it reaches the eye. This then gives each eye a slightly different image, which were themselves filmed from two slightly different angles ? mimicking the natural placement of human eyes. It is a stereoscopic display method intended to make the viewer feel that they are actually there in that environment, in real-time.

As the two filtered images seem to the brain like they are actually coming from each eye, the brain reassembles them into a single stereoscopic image.

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