ISee3D, Inc., has released its single-lens 3-D technology. The system removes the cumbersome equipment, calibration issues and complex post workflows presented by traditional two-lens 3-D systems, allowing users to capture 3-D digital motion pictures through one lens.
An interesting story from Greg Tarr at TWICE Magazine on ISee3D, a company that has developed a new lens that could potentially make 3D cameras and camcorders a lot less bulky.
ISee3D, the developer of new optical switching technology enabling single-lens 3D capture devices, said Wednesday that its system is now available to consumer electronics manufacturers to implement in next-generation 3D cameras and camcorders.
Teleproduction companies producing 3-D programming continue to look for ways to reduce costs wherever possible, either by combining crews or facilities. One of the reasons is because 3-D uses either a pair of cameras and lenses rigged together or a new especially designed integrated 3-D camera.
ISee3D announces the availability of its breakthrough single lens 3D technology designed to usher in a new era of 3D. Existing two lens technologies suffer from cumbersome equipment, calibration issues, complex post-production work, and high costs.
ISee3D Inc. (TSX VENTURE: ICT | PowerRating) today announces the availability of its breakthrough single lens 3D technology designed to usher in a new era of 3D. Existing two lens technologies suffer from cumbersome equipment, calibration issues, comple
Consumer trepidation aside, one of the other major issues standing in 3D's way on its march into the mainstream is high production costs. 3D typically means two lenses, but one company, ISee3D, may have perfected a way using just one.
The entire entertainment industry sees 3D as the next big thing, but one issue holding it back is it's difficult to produce. Typically, you need to shoot footage with two different cameras (or at least two different lenses) simultaneously.
...I saw ISee3D. They, too, have been working on single-lens, single-camera 3D. They've even done it at high speed for slow motion, and they showed me 3D endoscope footage shot in the interior of a red pepper.
LAS VEGAS, April 15 /PRNewswire/ -- The U.S. Display Consortium (USDC) and Insight Media have officially announced the formation of the 3D@Home Consortium, a non-profit alliance of high-tech industry leaders mobilizing to provide consumers with quality, yet affordable in-home 3D entertainment.
Connected Entertainment by Anne-Marie Roussel
Vollee's service basically streams 3D console gaming experience to 3G phones. It enables any virtual world game and multiplayer game to be accessible from a cell phone with amazing graphics quality. I saw a demo of a shooting game set in a 3D virtual environmentâ€"looked like Second Life in a futuristic war zone.
COLUMBUS, Ga.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Carmike Cinemas, Inc. (NASDAQ: CKEC), the nation’s leading motion picture exhibitor in 3-D, today announced that it will be showing two upcoming Live 3-D broadcasts: the FedEx BCS National Championship Game between the University of Florida and the University of Oklahoma on January 8th and NBA All-Star Saturday Night on February 14th. Both events will be shown at 35 Carmike theatres in 19 states (list below).
If the "wow'' factor is a guarantee of success, Spatial View will be huge. The interior of the company's Front St. headquarters is crammed with electronic devices â€" flat-panel plasma televisions, PCs, video-game monitors, fixed-image monitors and hand-held devices â€" all projecting images, animations and videos in three dimensions. Instead of being overwhelming, the illusion is intriguing. It makes one wonder why everything isn't in 3D.
Worldwide revenue for consumer electronics (CE) will grow nearly ten percent this year, hitting the $700 billion mark by 2009, according to new data from the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA)® and the GfK Group. According to the report, CEA/GfK Worldwide Consumer Electronics Sales & Forecast, consumers around the world continue to embrace technology to improve their lives.
Europe still isn't the place to be for limitless HD content, but London in particular could be a 3D extravaganza come 2012. The host city for the next Summer Olympics may be coming to your living room like never before, as Brian Lenz, head of product design and innovation at Sky, proclaimed that "there is a very good chance you'll see the London Olympics in 3D.
Years ago, Jeffrey Katzenberg, one of the most powerful men in Hollywood, had a "Eureka!" moment while watching Robert Zemeckis's "The Polar Express." The adventure-filled Christmas story, starring Tom Hanks, used performance-capture technology to incorporate the movements of live actors into animated characters, a novelty at the time.
Technology originally developed by the military to help fighter pilots immerse themselves in air combat is now
helping surgeons performing minimally invasive surgery be more precise when removing a diseased prostate or completing a hysterectomy.
U.S. sales of digital cameras have beaten expectations so far this year and are poised to hit a record as lower prices encourage consumers to buy a more-powerful second or third camera this holiday season, the NPD market research group said on Wednesday.