Three Christie Roadster HD18K DLP® projectors were used for the first-ever transmission of live, interactive 3D holograms from London and Montreal to Orlando, Florida from June 17-19, 2009. The interactive transmission process is known as Musion Live Stage telepresence and offers a new way for people to holographically communicate face-to-face in real time, crossing the boundaries of geographic distance.
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Wednesday, 6 March 2013
Holographic 3D Digital Projection Explained
Holographic 3D Digital Projection Explained Video Clips. Duration : 4.67 Mins.
Three Christie Roadster HD18K DLP® projectors were used for the first-ever transmission of live, interactive 3D holograms from London and Montreal to Orlando, Florida from June 17-19, 2009. The interactive transmission process is known as Musion Live Stage telepresence and offers a new way for people to holographically communicate face-to-face in real time, crossing the boundaries of geographic distance.
Three Christie Roadster HD18K DLP® projectors were used for the first-ever transmission of live, interactive 3D holograms from London and Montreal to Orlando, Florida from June 17-19, 2009. The interactive transmission process is known as Musion Live Stage telepresence and offers a new way for people to holographically communicate face-to-face in real time, crossing the boundaries of geographic distance.
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Friday, 1 March 2013
Youtube 3D: Cameras and glasses explained
Youtube 3D: Cameras and glasses explained Tube. Duration : 4.67 Mins.
The Slingshot Channel now also produces 3D slingshot videos! Here is the first example: www.youtube.com In order to shoot in 3D, a special videocam is needed. The camera presented here is a setup of two HD JVC camcorders, mounted side by side so they record stereoscopic material. The video also shows different glasses, which are needed to view the stereoscopic youtube videos.
The Slingshot Channel now also produces 3D slingshot videos! Here is the first example: www.youtube.com In order to shoot in 3D, a special videocam is needed. The camera presented here is a setup of two HD JVC camcorders, mounted side by side so they record stereoscopic material. The video also shows different glasses, which are needed to view the stereoscopic youtube videos.
Thursday, 24 January 2013
How to see The Hobbit in 48fps / 3D Cinema Explained : Indy News December 10, 2012
How to see The Hobbit in 48fps / 3D Cinema Explained : Indy News December 10, 2012 Video Clips. Duration : 7.05 Mins.
Griffin explains the 5 different visual formats that The Hobbit will be presented in: 2D, RealD 3D, IMAX 3D, HFR (high frame rate) 3D, and IMAX HFR 3D. Plus, an explanation of the 3D projection in theaters (circular polarization), and WOMP's iPhone movie-making episode, YouTube's NextUp Creator Camp is back, and a sizzle reel / showreel contest for Mogulers! THEATERS SHOWING THE HOBBIT AT 48FPS: IMAX HFR theaters (only 58 worldwide): www.imax.com HFR (high frame rate) theaters (non-IMAX, 1200 worldwide): www.48fpsmovies.com VIDEO LINKS Filming with an iPhone (WOMP): www.youtube.com The Hobbit Production video blog (3D): www.youtube.com YouTube Space (new studio) in LA: www.youtube.com Griffin's Panasonic GH3/GH2 comparison: www.youtube.com New & Notable Video Contests: www.youtube.com YOUTUBE CREATOR CAMP INFO Apply here: www.youtube.com More info here: youtube-global.blogspot.com INDY MOGUL SIZZLE REEL CONTEST Send me a YouTube link of your 2012 show reel to mogulermade@gmail.com with "Reel 2012" in the subject line. Send it in before the end of the year (by Dec. 31 2012), and I'll showcase the top videos here on Indy Mogul! Try to keep the editing at an interesting tempo—I recommend not going over 2:00. (You want to leave people wanting more! So they hire you!) Also, I don't mind if you use copyrighted music. (It's common in these kinds of videos.) Here's a cool example from Awesome Director David Seger: vimeo.com
Griffin explains the 5 different visual formats that The Hobbit will be presented in: 2D, RealD 3D, IMAX 3D, HFR (high frame rate) 3D, and IMAX HFR 3D. Plus, an explanation of the 3D projection in theaters (circular polarization), and WOMP's iPhone movie-making episode, YouTube's NextUp Creator Camp is back, and a sizzle reel / showreel contest for Mogulers! THEATERS SHOWING THE HOBBIT AT 48FPS: IMAX HFR theaters (only 58 worldwide): www.imax.com HFR (high frame rate) theaters (non-IMAX, 1200 worldwide): www.48fpsmovies.com VIDEO LINKS Filming with an iPhone (WOMP): www.youtube.com The Hobbit Production video blog (3D): www.youtube.com YouTube Space (new studio) in LA: www.youtube.com Griffin's Panasonic GH3/GH2 comparison: www.youtube.com New & Notable Video Contests: www.youtube.com YOUTUBE CREATOR CAMP INFO Apply here: www.youtube.com More info here: youtube-global.blogspot.com INDY MOGUL SIZZLE REEL CONTEST Send me a YouTube link of your 2012 show reel to mogulermade@gmail.com with "Reel 2012" in the subject line. Send it in before the end of the year (by Dec. 31 2012), and I'll showcase the top videos here on Indy Mogul! Try to keep the editing at an interesting tempo—I recommend not going over 2:00. (You want to leave people wanting more! So they hire you!) Also, I don't mind if you use copyrighted music. (It's common in these kinds of videos.) Here's a cool example from Awesome Director David Seger: vimeo.com
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