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Short Stereoscopic 3D Video from the Seychelles Islands

Bloody — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 16:21:50 +0000

Here is a short stereoscopic 3D trailer of a documentary about the Seychelles shot by Coral Climb. In it you can see some exotic locations with nice stereoscopic 3D effect, there is also some time-lapse 3D footage, the video was shot using Canon 5Ds. You can either watch the embedded YouTube 3D version or download the video from the link below in Side by Side format and watch it on your computer using the 3D Vision Video Player or the Stereoscopic Player, it is the same clip. And as usual feel free to leave your comments about the 3D video if you watch it…

- To download the short stereoscopic 3D Video from the Seychelles Islands…

Interesting Stereo 3D Video Interview with DDD taken at the CES 2012

Bloody — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 18:40:12 +0000

One more video interview in stereo 3D format taken by Neil Schneider from MTBS during this years CES, this time the “victims” are Chris Yewdall (CEO) and Larry Wang (VP of Business Development) for Dynamic Digital Depth or DDD in short. This time the video is a bit long as the guys from DDD have some interesting things to share, because unlike iZ3D that are being quite silent for a while, DDD is quite active in partnering not only with AMD for stereoscopic 3D gaming, but with a lot more companies licensing their stereoscopic 3D technologies. And just to let know all of you that might not know it, DDD’s TriDef 3D software solution is also compatible with Nvidia-based GPUs, so it not only works on ATI/AMD-based hardware, but of course you need to have a compatible stereo 3D-capable display solution as well.

Lately DDD is also very actively partnering with companies offering autostereoscopic 3D display solutions, as well as companies offering additional accessories for converting 2D displays into stereoscopic 3D-capable ones such as Sony with their VAIO S laptops. DDD’s 3D technologies have also been licensed by many HDTV manufacturers, especially the automatic 2D to 3D conversion from DDD. So take a look at the interview for some interesting insight into what the company offers at the moment and what more to expect from DDD in the near future…

- To watch the stereoscopic 3D video interview with DDD taken at CES 2012…

Stereo 3D Video Interview with Andrew Fear from Nvidia at 2012 CES

Bloody — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 10:13:55 +0000

Neil Schneider from MTBS has managed to catch Andrew Fear, Senior Product Manager for Nvidia GeForce 3D Vision for a short interview at the 2012 CES. In the interview Andrew Fear talks about a new VR racing simulator for stereoscopic 3D gaming with triple monitor setup, the new 3D Vision 2 Glasses and 3D Lightboost monitors, stereo 3D game profiles and compatibility as well as MTBS’ GameGrade3D, timelines for the next round of GPU technology, stereoscopic 3D notebooks and S3D-capable mobile devices based on Tegra…

Here is the first part of the video interview with Andrew Fear, Senior Product Manager for Nvidia GeForce 3D Vision, and the second part you can watch by following the link below. With the interview you can quickly catch up on the latest stereoscopic 3D-capable offerings from Nvidia and also get some information about what to expect from the company this year. Stereoscopic 3D-capable tablets with Tegra 3 is something that I’d be very interested to see not only as a demo, but as an actual products on the market…

Stereo 3D Video of the HDMI Press Conference at CES 2012

Bloody — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 20:58:07 +0000

Neil Schneider from MTBS has managed to capture the HDMI Press Conference at CES 2012 on a 3D video, so if you’ve missed it or were unable to visit CES this year, it is something that you will probably find interesting to watch. The video is over half an hour, so make sure you have some free time when deciding to watch it. In the press conference HDMI reveals details of their new HDMI Forum and introduces its leadership, it also includes some interested details for a proposed specification upgrade as well as a discussion of stereoscopic 3D gaming on both AMD and Nvidia platforms.

- Visit MTBS3D for more interesting video coverage from 2012 CES with more yet to come…

The Best 3D Video of 2011 on 3DVisionLive.com – Deus Ex Homine

Bloody — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 20:59:59 +0000

Nvidia has chosen what is the best 3D video of 2011 from the clips published on their 3DVisionLive.com portal the one they’ve considered to be the most ambitious, compelling, and technically excellent. That video is Peter H. Chang’s Deus Ex Homine that is an impressive compilation of motion-controlled stereo 3D time-lapse photography taken in the San Francisco area, a video that was also featured here on the blog back in October last year. So if you have missed seeing it back then, then you should take a look at it now as it is indeed impressive and looks really well in stereo 3D mode. You may also want to take a look at the gallery containing the best 12 stereoscopic 3D photos that Nvidia has chosen from the thousands of 3D photos uploaded by users in 2011 in their stereoscopic 3D community website.

- The best 3D Photos of the Year 2011 from all published on the 3DVisionLive…

Test Stereo 3D Video Shot with LG Optimus 3D with Firmware V21b

Bloody — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 20:55:15 +0000

Here is a short 3D video showing RC cars doing snow jumps, recorded with the LG Optimus 3D smartphone after applying the latest firmware update (V21b), the one that doubles the recording bitrate from 6 Mbps to 12 Mbps in stereo 3D mode. After the update the device still records in Side by Side format with 720p half horizontal resolution (squashed). You can download the original clip (not the modified from YouTube version) from the link below if you wish to get better idea about the full quality of the 3D video recording after the latest update for LG Optimus 3D. You can notice a bit more crosstalk/ghosting due to the highly contrasting moving darker objects (RC cars) over the white snow, also the automatic white balance is not perfect and the snow tint changes from bluish to reddish while panning the device.

- To download the 3D video clip shot with LG Optimus 3D in MP4 format…

Stereoscopic 3D Music Video of the Metal Group Corpore

Bloody — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 10:26:25 +0000

Here is a stereoscopic 3D music video by the metal group Corpore performing their song Restart from an upcoming album called City of Infinity, thanks to Mike Dawson who directed the video and shared it with us. The volume effect is quite nice, but you can also spot some places where there are some slight stereoscopic window violations with things seeming to pop-out a bit on the top and the sides of the screen. You can watch the YouTube 3D video embedded above or download the clip in Side by Side format from the link below, as usual you are welcome to share your feedback if you watch it.

- To download the stereoscopic 3D music video of the song Restart by Corpore…

The Holiday Spirit, a Video of a Yule Log Burning in Stereo 3D

Bloody — Mon, 26 Dec 2011 20:23:52 +0000

Right in the spirit of the holidays, here is a stereoscopic 3D video of a Yule Log burning in a fireplace, shot by Christian Blaze who kindly shared it with us. You can watch the YouTube 3D video embedded above, or download the video in MP4 format from the link below – it is in Side by Side format, half horizontal resolution (squashed), so do not forget to select 16:9 aspect ratio when opening it in the 3D Vision Video Player or the Stereoscopic Player. As usual you are welcome to share your comments about the video below.

- To download the stereoscopic 3D video of a Yule Log Burning in a Fireplace…

Dialymotion’s New Online 3D Video Channel is Now Available

Bloody — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 20:26:21 +0000

The french mobile Operator Orange together with the video sharing website Dailymotion have launched their dedicated online 3D channel online as they have previously announced, although they did it earlier than expected. In this online 3D channel both companies plan to have both professional generated stereoscopic 3D content as well as user generated 3D content, something that sounds nice in theory, but is already showing that can be problematic. At the moment the 3D channel has 43 videos available, but it seems that ot all of them are actually in 3D format and that happened probably due to users uploading 2D videos and marking them as 3D ones and they got featured there although they should not. So this can be a bit of a problem giving not so good start for the initiative, unless a better management of the content featured on the 3D channel is provided. The flash-based player that Dailymotion has with stereoscopic 3D support currently supports user selectable modes for: 2D, Side by Side, Red/Cyan glasses or Interleaved formats for viewing the 3D content. In terms of ability to embed 3D videos from Dailymotion (on your website or blog for example), there is no problem as the embed code uses iframe code and you get the 3D control options on embedded videos as well. Orange and Dailymotion plan to have the content of the 3D channel also accessible on mobile phones, but that should happen in February next year. We’ll see how things will develop and if Dailymotion will start offering an interesting alternative to YouTube where you would be able to upload and share 3D content online, for now they have a lot of catching up to do. You are welcome to share your experience with Dailymotion in 3D…

- You can visit the new Orange and Dialymotion online 3D video channel here…

Defending Maldito, a Short Comedy Movie in Stereoscopic 3D

Bloody — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 19:51:33 +0000

Defending Maldito is a short comedy movie in stereo 3D by Christian Blaze, who is also plays the main character. This short was shot as a test for an upcoming feature film (political drama) entitled Through the Eye of the Needle which will also be shot in 3D, and it has turned out quite good for a test. Defending Maldito was shot using two Kodak Zi8 cameras in Side by Side, then Sony Vegas was used to edit the video, and Nvidia’s 3D Vision for the playback, so you should get best results using 3D Vision for watching it on a 3D-capable computer monitor.

The story of the short movie: “Maldito is here to visit his lawyer… what he doesn’t know about the law ends up costing him, and his lawyer, a lot more than what they bargained for, 420.”

You can watch the embedded YouTube 3D video or download the clip from the link below, it is in Side by Side format with half horizontal resolution, so you will need to select 16:9 aspect ratio when opening it in the 3D Vision Video Player or the Stereoscopic Player. As usual feel free to share your opinion about the video if you watch it in 3D.

- To download the short stereoscopic 3D movie Defending Maldito…

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