However, the amount of blur changes during the film depending on how many layers of depth are being displayed and how much the 3D tech is being used. If you've ever taken off your 3D glasses during a movie, you'll know that the image will look blurry. Whether above or below water, everything is crisp and clear in Finding Dory. While some of the sequences in the ocean are not as bright as others, due to the water depth, there's never difficulty following the action or seeing the characters.
The lenses on your theatrical 3D glasses naturally dim whatever you're looking at, however, animated features are nearly always bright and colorful, which means they more than makeup for this loss. A large aquarium full of different kinds of fish feels like it's full of life because you can clearly see multiple schools of fish moving through it, just as you would if you were standing before it
Whether in an open ocean, or a large fish tank, you can feel the depth of the water in every shot.
To whatever degree Finding Dory missed the boat in front of the screen, they made up for it behind the screen.
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