Category Archives: 3D

Like it says on the Tin, all thing stereoscopic

In honour of the 3D images of the Sun dominating

Posted on February 7, 2011 by jeff

… the press today … I thought I’d *NAME DROP ALERT* recount a conversation Richard from Dolby, and I had about the time we were working on a 3D film for O2 — It seems James Dean and I were … Continue reading →

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A little film from NAB

Posted on January 31, 2011 by jeff

http://www.siliconimaging.com/DigitalCinema/SI3D_Sample3DRigs.html It’s quite a minefield but each project we complete brings us closer to solid workflow, which in turn puts us in a good place to adapt, evolve and innovate.

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Toys for Kit Junkies

Posted on January 26, 2011 by jeff

We’ve just been told we ‘ll get a play on the new Panasonic 3DA1 stereoscopic camera which is very exciting. With a fixed ratio inter-ocular offset it will be interesting to compare and contrast it’s results with the various side-by-side … Continue reading →

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Warming to the Idea of Glasses-less 3D

Posted on January 20, 2011 by jeff

Okay, no laughing…but when I was out running this morning (oi-you at the back, I said NO LAUGHING…) I saw this pair of real-d ™ glasses on the side of the road where they appeared to be digging up a … Continue reading →

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Since so many people have asked…

Posted on January 18, 2011 by jeff

about glasses-free 3D. Take a look at this: N-3D DEMO from aircord on Vimeo. Which is all good. Except for the carrying around of a great Perspex pyramid, and some foil to balance on your iPad… That said, It does … Continue reading →

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