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1. Are 3D images on a PC screen possible at this time? October 12, 2011 The answer to that question is a resounding yes, but you still need the red and green glasses to see the stereo visual effect. The history of 3D movies is a long one, filled with many starts and stops. During WWII a process called stereoscopy was used by the aerial photography analysts to detect camouflaged tanks and gun emplacements and the like. In order to view a stereo photo one needs 2 photos of the same image taken from slightly different angles. These are then placed side by side and viewed through a special set of prisms. The impression of depth is very effective. In the 1950... (read more) Author: Carolina Everett

2. 3D Advertising Technologies September 10, 2011 Print advertising is slowly being replaced by more dynamic approaches to marketing. Today, three dimensional (3D) imaging has become a trend in advertising through Web3D. It is a form of technology that enables 3D graphics to be displayed on a website. Three dimensional imaging works via stereoscopy, a technique used to create or enhance image depth by superimposing two slightly different versions of the same image. These two images, when combined in the brain, produce a third dimension perception known as 3D. Other techniques used in producing 3D are Lenticular and Parallax-barrier techn... (read more) Author: Dalton Wordlaw

3. Understanding Anaglyph Imaging and Its Uses August 17, 2011 An object is appreciated not by how it is presented but by how a viewer sees it. This principle led imaging experts to discover various imaging techniques. Their goal was to surpass the current two-dimensional presentation of pictures and make it three-dimensional. Such a transition improves the way viewers recognize and enjoy images. Their success is evident with the countless 3D movies and pictures in the present market. Anaglyph imaging is among the oldest but still widely used 3D imaging techniques. It presents two offset images separately to enhance the illusion of depth. This techni... (read more) Author: Dalton Wordlaw

4. Interactive 3D animations June 21, 2011 3D animations are the current craze in visual communication technology. Loads of research and developments are being made in the ways of creating and displaying better 3D visuals. Ranging from anaglyph glasses to 3D screens, all efforts are being made to make 3D viewing more pleasing and more accessible to every person. People like to manipulate visuals. Interactive 3D visuals are attracting more and more audiences. Being of the latest visual communication technology with gives a deeper sense of realism, interactive visuals and animations, as the term implies, allows the audience to inter... (read more) Author: Bissessur Nandita

5. Oakley Juliet - How Polarization Can Have an effect on Your Vision May 31, 2011 Polarization performs on the principles of stereoscopy. It may generate an impression of a 3 dimensional picture in the retina by superimposing the two pictures which can be formed. Normally in motion images this is brought about by filters which have orthogonal polarizing attributes.The filters existing act likes sieves to orthogonal polarizing light and allows just one single image to get formed by every of the filters so normally the result and purpose is well served. Oakley Juliet sunglasses actually intention at bringing this result most effectively by employing the most recent engineerin... (read more) Author: Grant Boyle

6. Oakley Juliet - How Polarization Can Influence Your Vision May 31, 2011 Polarization functions about the principles of stereoscopy. It can develop an impression of the 3 dimensional picture from the retina by superimposing the two photographs which can be formed. Typically in movement images this can be brought about by filters that have orthogonal polarizing properties.The filters present act likes sieves to orthogonal polarizing light and makes it possible for only one single image to become shaped by each and every with the filters so obviously the effect and purpose is effectively served. Oakley Juliet sunglasses really intention at bringing this result most e... (read more) Author: Grant Boyle

7. Oakley Juliet - How Polarization Can Impact Your Vision May 31, 2011 Polarization functions on the principles of stereoscopy. It could generate an impression of a 3 dimensional image within the retina by superimposing the two photos which are shaped. Generally in movement images this can be brought about by filters that have orthogonal polarizing attributes.The filters current act likes sieves to orthogonal polarizing light and permits just one single picture for being shaped by every of the filters so by natural means the result and purpose is effectively served. Oakley Juliet sunglasses actually intention at bringing this effect most efficiently by using the ... (read more) Author: Grant Boyle

8. 3d display - China Wafer Check Valve - Dual Plate Wafer Check Valve Manufacturer May 30, 2011 Types of 3D displaysBased on the principles of stereopsis, described by Sir Charles Wheatstone in the 1830s, stereoscopic technology uses a separate device for each person viewing the scene to provide a different image to the person's left and right eyes. Examples of this technology include anaglyph images and polarized glasses. Stereoscopic technologies generally involve special spectacles.An evolutionary development of stereoscopy, autostereoscopic display technologies use optical trickery at the display, rather than worn by the user, to ensure that each eye sees the appropriate image. They ... (read more) Author: wegerh bgrhbtdf

9. Next Generation in Movie Technology and Animation S-3D May 10, 2011 Out after watching AVATAR on IMAX, the buzz around was "Wow, what an experience". Is this the dawn of the next generation in movie technology and experience ? But being a techno, I didn't stop with that and I did some reading and browsing to know more on stereoscopic technology, here I share a few. Though there is a much expanded research on the Stereoscopy technology, to lay it simple and brief, it is derived from the term Stereo Vision, which in other words can be defined as Depth Perception. Humans use both eyes which actually view different perspectives of the same picture, when proce... (read more) Author: Razor Perara

10. Three dimensional models April 26, 2011 Remember, “Captain EO”. Who can forget it? Right, first let us understand what Stereoscopy is. It involves the following process. Two separate images one to each eye, are first presented , that gets combined in the brain , which projects the scene of 3D.When we go detail into the concept or process of custom 3d, we will know the working principle behind the custom 3d models. There are three different ways, in which, this occurs. They are 1. Glasses are provided to the viewer and this glass combines the two individual images 2. Glasses which are provided to the viewer will filter and ... (read more) Author: Ben Lewis

11. How to make your own 3D movie August 02, 2010 It is a big hit now: Everybody wants to watch 3D movies. And many people even want to create their own ones. You might even believe that it can not be done by an amateur. Indeed, not all professional filmmakers are recording their films in 3D! But the truth is simple: To create your own 3D video, or even a 3D movie is very easy. The only things you really need are two cameras.Is it hard to believe to? Just place the two cameras (movie cameras or still cameras capable to record videos) side-by-side, turn on recording and tell your actors to start playing. And then what? How to create a real 3D ... (read more) Author: Petr Indiax

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