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Re: Re: A different method to create a 3D panorama with a single camera
Alex-RR 2009-May-12 19:22:52
Sacha,
That reminds me of the 3D prints I used to get from my Nimslo!
They processed the film and printed the strips under a lenticular plastic screen!
VERY old tech. indeed, but fun! I still get a kick out of looking at the prints.
Alex Spielberg
NY
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From: Sacha Griffin
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Subject: RE: [PanoToolsNG] Re: A different method to create a 3D panorama with a single camera
Have you seen the 3d tvs that you DON'T need glasses?
They are quite impressive when the video is spot on authored.
They use a very old technology, I'm sure you have seen before. Printed
strips with a laminate lens.
You may have seen some mouse pads, sports cards, or children stuff like
this.
Watching video like this is pretty cool, especially animated cgi stuff,
that's perfectly calibrated.
The live action stuff, usually is very slightly off giving you a little bit
of a weird sensation.
Also of course your head needs to be NOT between the degrees, or its blurry,
but you only need to move it left/right an inch or too.
Sacha Griffin
Southern Digital Solutions LLC
http://www.southern-digital.com
http://www.seeit360.net
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Sent: Tuesday, May 12, 2009 11:47 AM
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Subject: [PanoToolsNG] Re: A different method to create a 3D panorama with a
single camera
That has worked well though I would probably keep to a cylindrical pano.
Anaglyphs viewing has problems with brightly coloured subjects but that has
nothing to do with your method of course.
Dubois anaglyphs replace the problem colours with more-easily-viewed
colours.
The next big consumer item is 3D-ready TV's viewed with cordless shutter
glasses.
You connect your PC to the TV with an HDMI cable.
I believe standard Blu-ray DVD players are not fast enough but those in
PlayStation 2 are.
Anyway, we are on the verge on the next '3D' (I prefer 'stereo') revolution.
David
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