Channel 4 3D week might be hurtling towards an end, but that doesn’t mean you should sling your free specs in the bin along with last night’s leftovers. Because there are stacks of ways you can use your ColorCode glasses to satisfy your new found love of all things 3D. Here are just a few to get you started.
Check out sample ColorCode images
The ColorCode website is a treasure trove for those who’ve seen the 3D light thanks to Channel 4. Head there now and you’ll find tons of snaps taken just for your glasses. If wildlife pics aren’t your bag, then you can always have a peep at the vids there too, including the Monsters v Aliens 3D trailer. More ColorCode snaps can be found on Flickr too.
Use 4OD and relive Channel 4 3D week
Just because 3D week is nearly over doesn’t mean you’ve missed out on the best shows. The chaps at Channel 4 has loaded 4OD up with most programmes from the schedule so you can have a squizz at Derren Brown’s 3D magic skills and The Queen looking all regal like in three dimensions. Sadly the 3D movies aren’t hitting the VOD service.
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Make your own 3D images
ColorCode doesn’t just tout 3D specs. It lets you make your own 3D images too. You can nab ColorCode i3-D 4 Mac now and get tinkering with your own efforts. PC owners can also get involved with ColorCode 3-D Editor. Just make sure you horde loads of free glasses for when you wow your workmates your 3D slideshows.
Watch ColorCode 3D DVDs on your PC
Ok, you’ll need to buy and install the ColorCode 3D Player. The standard def version costs €39, but HD will set you back €99. Once you’ve got that on board, you’ll need to nab ColorCode specific movies. If Haunted Castle and Spy Kids 3D are your thing, then hand over your cash pronto.
Check out YouTube 3D
YouTube 3D clips let you choose which specs to use so you get the best picture. Use the drop down menu and pick the Amber/Blue Glasses: Full Colour option. There are already loads of great clips up there. so get hunting now.
