It was fortunate that the facility we were in had certain video effects equipment, because I asked the tape operator to stop the tape, rewind, and start again, but with the image reversed. I then asked the audience to turn their glasses inside out. And those, I am quite sure, are the minority that have 3D problems. This is not a scientifically substantiated situation. 3D is highly subjective, so I have chosen to simply follow direct observation.
Less complaints equals improved presentation.
To me, that is the dictum. The fact is, our clients always have, and always will chose their preferred orientation. Wayne's son Michael, who runs the Wayne company, carefully evaluated the orientation issue. Since then, we have produced numerous programs and print pieces - with no complaints. Frankly, there is no need.