Interesting idea:
Presente3D is an easy to use add-on for Microsoft PowerPoint that allows you to easily take any existing MS PowerPoint slide and make it 3D in minutes.
via Presente 3D adds Stereo to PowerPoint for $59.
For now, a niche market, but an interesting idea as glass free displays begin to become common. Although, if this takes off, undoubtedly Microsoft would add similar 3D support directly to Powerpoint – or by up this company 🙂
Two photos taken using dual Kodak Playsport Zx3 cameras with their tiny wide angle lens adapters. Not bad for a 5 MP camera – I bought two of them, used, for $75. The little wide angle adapter were practically given away by Kodak as they have left the digital capture business and I was lucky to rummage through their online store as the price went down to really low.
Both photos are red/cyan anaglyphs – you’ll need a pair of red/cyan glasses to view in 3D.
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I was about 4 blocks away when I saw the smoke column and drove towards it, parking a block away. I was there before the fire department arrived but I did not have my 3D camera set up and had to configure that before I walked up and started shooting 3D video.
Red/cyan stereoscopic 3D anaglyph. Red/cyan glasses required for viewing.
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Photographed using two Lumix GH-2 cameras, processed in Stereo Photo Maker.
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