A world of three-dimensional films has recently become increasingly popular, and more and more people are seeking the experience that stereoscopic images provide in cinemas. However, enjoying 3D films is not accessible to everyone, as certain eye problems prevent some individuals from fully utilizing this technology. Binocular vision, which relies on the cooperation of both eyes, is essential for spatial perception. The essence of 3D films is that viewers see different images through their right and left eyes, which the brain combines to create a sense of depth. Therefore, it is important for both eyes to be capable of image formation. Those who, for any reason, have one eye that…