I think 3D will take hold on the Internet before broadcast 3D really gets underway:
Taking place between November 26th-30th, thousands of Internet viewers all over the world saw the best Russian and Vietnamese surfing athletes performing long board and short board styles in Vung Tau, Vietnam. What was unique was that, for the first time, viewers could watch the event in 2D, 3D and even 3D without glasses.
via Like a 3D window to the world – Russian Surf Championships | 3D News from 3D Focus.
Red/cyan anaglyph 3D stereoscopic image. Taken with one Lumix GH-2 camera, moving slightly between shots, processed in Stereo Photo Maker.
The Citation is a small jet built by Cessna, and this is a video made using a GoPro camera recording the cockpit perspective from departure to arrival of an IFR flight. If you are not familiar with piloting, you may be surprised at how much activity goes on up front. A separate video recording showing the out the front window view is added on at the end.
I have a pilot’s license but have not flown in many years as my life’s interests took me elsewhere.
I just bought the iPad version (there is an iPhone version too) – hey, it works! i3DSteroid is a Stereoscopic 3D Photo App for iPhone and iPod touch – 3D Vision Blog.
Unlike many 3D apps, this one includes automatic and manual image alignment. You can pull photos out of your photo gallery, both MPO and independent stereo pairs.
Once done with your 3D processing, you can also upload to Facebook or Twitter. Nice.
Take a look: DJI-Innovations | Overview.