Yes – 3D!!!  First Look: Samsung NX300 and 45mm 2D/3D Lens.

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Update: The 45 mm 3D lens uses a pair of LCD shutters that close off the left and right sides of the image, back and forth. This creates a small shift in the view. An animated example of how this works is in a previous post. What is done is that the camera captures the separate left and right images, in sequence, and in synchronization with the LCD shutters.

I expect many 3D camera announcements at the 2013 CES. I will be there and will do my best to post updates each evening.

I will be at the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show and will post during the week on 3d.coldstreams.com (3D camera’s especially), mobile/tablets and other technology on coldstreams.com, and micro four thirds camera technology (and other camera technology) on personal-view.com.

I will be posting items, as I can, every evening from CES. Hopefully the Internet access will work better this year than last year where it ran at telephone modem speed.

Samsung teases innovative design for upcoming TV launch at CES – The Next Web.

I just set up an online forum for Q&A, discussion, announcements – by anyone. All are welcome to use it (except spammers, of course). Simple sign up and email confirmation gets you in.

The Forum is available through a link at the top and also the side of this page or just go here: http://3d.coldstreams.com/forum

Suggested topics – anything having to do with photography, video, 3D, editing, streaming and what ever.

Who will be first to post something?

Photographed outside the Museum of Glass, Tacoma, Wa, using a Fujifilm W3 camera. Processed in StereoPhoto Maker as a red/cyan anaglyph (red/cyan glasses needed for viewing).

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