As you know, everything in Las Vegas is a little out there. Inside the enormous Venetian hotel and casino there is a canal and gondoliers shuttle visitors along the interior canal, while singing. This was taken with a Fujifilm W3, handheld, at probably 1/30th or 1/15th second (I didn’t check the EXIF) and ISO 800. The Fujifilm W3 becomes quite grainy at ISO 800 but it was needed in this poorly lit area.
For having only just noticed the Youtube 3D capabilities, the VOA did a great write up of it: Youtube in 3D: A True Digital Frontier « Digital Frontiers.
Click on photo for a larger image. Taken using a single Lumix GH-2 and traveling to the right between shots. Distance traveled was not recorded. Red/cyan glasses needed for viewing
However, 2 1/2 weeks after leaving CES with the flu, I continue to run a low grade fever and continue with a nagging cough. This has been hard to deal with – had to prepare and give my M.S. in software engineering thesis oral presentation while sick. With the continued fatigue and headache from the flu, I just have not felt like going through my notes and photos and doing a...
TV manufacturers Sony, LG and Samsung will focus mainly on OLED and Ultra HD and state that 3D technology is no reason for consumers to purchase a new TV. The manufacturers warn that this doesn’t mean that 3D isn’t important but that it had its peak time. via MyCE.com. Lack of 4K content is going to be a similar problem to what happened for 3D. TV manufacturers would love to sell...
Your iPhone Has a 3D Display, All You Need Are a Couple of Prisms.
Beyond Kinect, PrimeSense wants to drive 3D sensing into more everyday consumer gear | VentureBeat. We already see 3D sensing in Kinect and to some extent its used in smart phones and tablets. New technology intends to make it possible to sense a large amount of position information – to create new kinds of user interfaces, and for retail surveillance (systems that watch what each shopper touches within a store). Related...
Kodak Pixpro S1 Micro Four Thirds Camera Coming Soon. Kodak has licensed their brand name to JK Imaging, who will be introducing a new interchangeable lens micro four thirds, Kodak-branded camera, later in 2013. The camera will include Wi-Fi and simple connectivity to smart phones for social sharing. Polaroid introduced an Android-based smart phone that will, by spring, accept micro four thirds lenses too. The Polaroid camera is different in that...
