What started off as red cyan simple 3D in cinemas has reached a revolution in 2011 because it's coming to our houses. That's right major brands such as samsung and panasonic are bringing 3D Tvs for consumers. But are they any good? Well when it first started in cinemas it was just red and cyan and as it has developed there has been different methods of achieving the 3D effect. The latest one featuring in samsungs LED 3D tv and panasonics viera 3D tv. It involves glasses with active shutter lenses which flash at 60 times a sec which create two images which your mind puts together to form 3D. People may argue that the experience is only truly immersive when in cinemas because of the great screen size. However having tried this 3D out on a 40 inch panasonic tv myself I have to say it was amazing. For those people who don't think it will be, Panasonic also offer 65inch 3D Tvs. Also what's new to consumers is not only the ability to watch in 3D but for the first time ever to record in 3D as well. Panasonic offer an attachable lens which records in HD 3D and is compatable with their hd camcorder series along with their 3D tv. Check it out below:I have a passion for video or general film making. I hope to become an director or producer and will keep updating my journey to that position. Hopefully soon i will get a better camera and continue to make better films. I am also interested in vfx and have been inspired by many people on youtube e.g kermitcasson.
Saturday, 5 March 2011
3D in 2011
What started off as red cyan simple 3D in cinemas has reached a revolution in 2011 because it's coming to our houses. That's right major brands such as samsung and panasonic are bringing 3D Tvs for consumers. But are they any good? Well when it first started in cinemas it was just red and cyan and as it has developed there has been different methods of achieving the 3D effect. The latest one featuring in samsungs LED 3D tv and panasonics viera 3D tv. It involves glasses with active shutter lenses which flash at 60 times a sec which create two images which your mind puts together to form 3D. People may argue that the experience is only truly immersive when in cinemas because of the great screen size. However having tried this 3D out on a 40 inch panasonic tv myself I have to say it was amazing. For those people who don't think it will be, Panasonic also offer 65inch 3D Tvs. Also what's new to consumers is not only the ability to watch in 3D but for the first time ever to record in 3D as well. Panasonic offer an attachable lens which records in HD 3D and is compatable with their hd camcorder series along with their 3D tv. Check it out below:
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