It’s not just for the pretty 3D pictures of falling snow flakes but also learn more about snow flakes in a way that leads to improved forecasting of snow conditions: Can we forecast the perfect ski day?☃ | Microryza.
This web page at the University of Utah illustrates the 3D camera used now.
Just $349: The No Glasses 3D Tablet – Hammacher Schlemmer.
Unfortunately, no manufacturer name is provided. But it runs Android 4.1. It does not include a 3D camera, and the built in 2D cameras are lame. And what does “1080p HD display with 1280 x 800 resolution” mean? Am guessing its just a 1280×800 resolution but it down scales 1080p content.
From the specs, this is not terribly impressive as a 3D tablet. I’d skip it for sure.
Go here to take a look at and buy the mounting rig and sync cable on sale for $99.
The SUPERHERO 3D Rig | 3DGuy.tv.
Al Cadullo is a professional 2D/3D cinematographer who has found the GoPro’s provide a compact and excellent quality 3D rig when mated with each other. GoPro sold a synchronization package for their Hero2 but the Hero3 version has been delayed. So he’s come up with his own product.
Absolutely. Read Al Cadullo’s comments here: Chinese Opportunity in the 3D Industry |
China is poised to become the world leader in 3D. This bodes well for the future of 3D technology and content, as well as providing a base for a growing 3D industry of suppliers, content producers, manufacturers and talent.
Close Up with a Lumix 3D Lens-Extended Version.
Great idea!
