How are 3D newspapers printed?

How is a 3D newspaper made? According to related technical personnel, the process of photo processing for 3D newspapers is basically the same as for 2D photos. Technicians use Photoshop or other software to separate an ordinary 2D picture into two pictures of red and blue in different angles, and then put these two pictures together. Not completely overprinted together, combined into a "fuzzy picture", formed a 3D picture. Wearing 3D glasses to watch, 3D effects appear.

"The difficulty of publishing 3D special issue is also reflected in the processing time of 3D technology." The technician said that before the printing, the 3D image processing of the pictures will take a lot of time, and one version of the picture needs three or four hours to complete the separation. Processing, a special issue was repeatedly adjusted and it took nearly a week to finish. In the printing process, when it is also a test of skill, when 3D newspapers are printed, they have to wear 3D glasses to check the 3D effect on the side to ensure that the printing machine will not actively correct incomplete printing, because only the blue and red incomplete printing Only 3D effects can occur.

"Avatar" has made 3D movies infinitely popular. For a time, 3D technology has become a hot topic on the streets. A newspaper office in Belgium followed suit and issued 3D newspapers. Of course, when reading newspapers, you still need to bring special 3D glasses.

A daily newspaper in Belgium introduced its "3D" layout to readers on its March 9th, 2010, and readers can browse through this new layout with special glasses. On April 16th of the same year, the nation’s first “3D newspaper” Shiyan Evening News was published. In the 3D edition of the newspaper called La Derniere Heure, all the pictures and advertisements are processed to form a three-dimensional effect, and readers can see the ever-changing layout through glasses, just like watching 3D movies.

China's 3D News

Anhui Business Daily

On June 1st, 2010, Anhui Commercial Daily could wear a 3D glasses presented with the newspaper to take a closer look at today’s newspapers. They will find that the images in the 3D newspaper advertisements are presented in a three-dimensional manner. Anhui Business Daily launched China's first 3D newspaper advertisement.

Yangzi Evening News

June 9, 2010, Jiangsu Province, the first 3D newspaper, Yangzi Evening News launched the 3D version of the 2010 South Africa World Cup, put on 3D glasses, Messi rushed over to you, football baby seems to be within reach, just listed Was robbed.

3D newspapers cost more

Piet, the print manager of "The Last Stop", said, "When reading a 3D newspaper, readers must wear special glasses to see stereoscopic 3D pictures, and the cost of the bonus glasses is the most expensive part of the cost-per The pair of glasses costs about 0.14 euros, while the retail price of a last-minute newspaper is only 1.1 euros, and in order to ensure that the 3D effect can be really realized, the newspapers also need to print at twice the cost of newsprint. All need to be pre-pressed in order to have a 3D effect, and the price for processing a photo is also around 0.2 euros. The revenue generated by the increase in circulation and the increase in advertising costs is far from being able to offset these costs."

Chinese 3D newspapers also face cost issues. According to Liu Xiang, director of the Vision Department of the Yangzi Evening News, “Yangtze Evening News” was launching “Cape of Good Hope” outside of 3D in order to facilitate readers’ carrying and to meet the needs of the sales terminal and not to affect the display effect on the newsstand. The use of a transparent plastic bag packaging the newspaper and red and blue glasses as a whole package, accounting down, each outside the number of plastic bags and glasses costs about 0.6 yuan, and this newspaper's price is only 1 yuan.