"Priest" is a the first 3D vampire movie, a post-apocalyptic thriller set in an alternate world ravaged by centuries of war between Mankind and vampires. Dir...
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Sunday, 10 March 2013
euronews cinema - "Priest": 3D meets vampire thriller
euronews cinema - "Priest": 3D meets vampire thriller Tube. Duration : 2.38 Mins.
"Priest" is a the first 3D vampire movie, a post-apocalyptic thriller set in an alternate world ravaged by centuries of war between Mankind and vampires. Dir...
"Priest" is a the first 3D vampire movie, a post-apocalyptic thriller set in an alternate world ravaged by centuries of war between Mankind and vampires. Dir...
euronews cinema - The Nutcracker in 3D
euronews cinema - The Nutcracker in 3D Video Clips. Duration : 1.65 Mins.
The Nutcracker in 3D is the latest adaptation of the famous ballet for the silver screen. Although it is a Russian production, it was filmed in English and m...
The Nutcracker in 3D is the latest adaptation of the famous ballet for the silver screen. Although it is a Russian production, it was filmed in English and m...
Saturday, 19 January 2013
euronews hi-tech - 3D TV without glasses stars at IFA fair
euronews hi-tech - 3D TV without glasses stars at IFA fair Tube. Duration : 4.05 Mins.
It is a playground for lovers of electronics and home appliances. With over 1500 exhibitors, the IFA in Berlin is one of the world's largest trade shows. Almost every sector of consumer electronics is represented. From HD televisions to vacuum cleaners, PC's to cameras. But it was 3D TV without glasses that drew the largest crowds. ... www.euronews.net
It is a playground for lovers of electronics and home appliances. With over 1500 exhibitors, the IFA in Berlin is one of the world's largest trade shows. Almost every sector of consumer electronics is represented. From HD televisions to vacuum cleaners, PC's to cameras. But it was 3D TV without glasses that drew the largest crowds. ... www.euronews.net
Tuesday, 15 January 2013
euronews learning world - Game on!
euronews learning world - Game on! Tube. Duration : 9.03 Mins.
www.euronews.com Games are usually seen as recreaction but increasingly, educational games are being developed as an aid to learning. Computers and information technology are now part of daily life for many young people and some teachers are looking at ways of incorporating these new tools into their teaching. *UK: biology in 3D* In the Abbey School in Reading, in the UK, 3D movies have been used as teaching aids by the biology department since 2010, with good results. Ros Johnson, the Head of the science department, said: "When I started teaching science, we just had a blackboard really, and we'd have these models as well. So you'd stand in front of the class with a model and you'd try to get everybody to see it and perhaps you'd pass it around and then people at the back would get irritated because they didn't have it. And then we got the projectors onto whiteboard and we could use animation and things moved and it was better. And now we've got the 3D. Absolutely everybody in the class can see the 3D, it's hanging in the middle of the classroom, the image, you can rotate it so they can all look at it, you don't need to pass it around anymore and it's fantastic." The jury may stilll be out when it comes to 3D in cinemas but in education teachers are finding it invaluable. For now, images can be manipulated using a mouse, in the future, students may be able to move the images with their hands. 3D projectors are the same price as conventional ones, and equipping a class of ...
www.euronews.com Games are usually seen as recreaction but increasingly, educational games are being developed as an aid to learning. Computers and information technology are now part of daily life for many young people and some teachers are looking at ways of incorporating these new tools into their teaching. *UK: biology in 3D* In the Abbey School in Reading, in the UK, 3D movies have been used as teaching aids by the biology department since 2010, with good results. Ros Johnson, the Head of the science department, said: "When I started teaching science, we just had a blackboard really, and we'd have these models as well. So you'd stand in front of the class with a model and you'd try to get everybody to see it and perhaps you'd pass it around and then people at the back would get irritated because they didn't have it. And then we got the projectors onto whiteboard and we could use animation and things moved and it was better. And now we've got the 3D. Absolutely everybody in the class can see the 3D, it's hanging in the middle of the classroom, the image, you can rotate it so they can all look at it, you don't need to pass it around anymore and it's fantastic." The jury may stilll be out when it comes to 3D in cinemas but in education teachers are finding it invaluable. For now, images can be manipulated using a mouse, in the future, students may be able to move the images with their hands. 3D projectors are the same price as conventional ones, and equipping a class of ...
Saturday, 5 January 2013
euronews hi-tech - Spotlight on MIDO
euronews hi-tech - Spotlight on MIDO Video Clips. Duration : 2.82 Mins.
www.euronews.com MIDO, the International Optics, Optometry and Ophthalmology Exhibition, is the leading global eyewear trade show held in Milan. This year it attracted more than 1000 exhibitors from more than 40 countries all over the world. From the very largest global players to the smallest start-ups, everyone was there. MIDO is a chance for opticians, eye specialists and buyers from across the globe to network and source products. Polaroid's 3D glasses are equipped with unique premium 3D circular polarized lenses. Eva Dudek, the project manager with Polaroid Eyewear, said: "There are actually two big 3D technologies right now in the market, one is active that works with frames with batteries, one is passive which uses circular polarisation. All the glasses that Polaroid produces in 3D have circular polarisation and can be used in any passive 3D device such as cinema or 3D TVs." Electromagnetic pollution break-up poses a health risk. Italian company i.Care has developed technology based on activated silicon bio-magnets capable of converting harmful electro-smog frequencies in harmonic body forces. Professor Flavio Gazzola, an expert in electronic medical checkups, explained: "Bio-magnets are silicon microchips capable of protecting the body from the effects of electro-smog aligning the chaotic energy of electro-smog in harmony with the body's forces." Sole Amico - the Sun Friend - was also unveiled at MIDO. It is a free app for iPhone, iPad and Android smartphones ...
www.euronews.com MIDO, the International Optics, Optometry and Ophthalmology Exhibition, is the leading global eyewear trade show held in Milan. This year it attracted more than 1000 exhibitors from more than 40 countries all over the world. From the very largest global players to the smallest start-ups, everyone was there. MIDO is a chance for opticians, eye specialists and buyers from across the globe to network and source products. Polaroid's 3D glasses are equipped with unique premium 3D circular polarized lenses. Eva Dudek, the project manager with Polaroid Eyewear, said: "There are actually two big 3D technologies right now in the market, one is active that works with frames with batteries, one is passive which uses circular polarisation. All the glasses that Polaroid produces in 3D have circular polarisation and can be used in any passive 3D device such as cinema or 3D TVs." Electromagnetic pollution break-up poses a health risk. Italian company i.Care has developed technology based on activated silicon bio-magnets capable of converting harmful electro-smog frequencies in harmonic body forces. Professor Flavio Gazzola, an expert in electronic medical checkups, explained: "Bio-magnets are silicon microchips capable of protecting the body from the effects of electro-smog aligning the chaotic energy of electro-smog in harmony with the body's forces." Sole Amico - the Sun Friend - was also unveiled at MIDO. It is a free app for iPhone, iPad and Android smartphones ...
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