This is Race 2, from the Starlight Express 2nd US Tour, 2004. The film portion of the race was directed by Julian Napier and also used in the 1st and 2nd UK tours as well as the New Zealand Arena Tour. The double/blurry image in the film that you see here is because the films were presented in stereoscopic 3-D, designed to be viewed with polarized 3D glasses which caused the images to push out beyond the confines of the flat screen and into the audiences faces.
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To watch this video as it’s unintended to be seen you will need to have a pair of 3D glasses. To learn more about watching youtube videos in 3D please check out the help section. This video has been uploaded before in 2D. Because the elements where put together in a After Effects 3D space adding a second camera to get a 3D rendering was possible. I’m not sure if it is an effect that’s worth work for my style of animation – but I thought I would play around with it. If you don’t have 3D glasses you can still watch the video in 2D format.
Download: dl.dropbox.com (192 MB) Requirments: Windows operating system current DirectX9 (you can download it here: www.microsoft.com ) Graphics card supporting shader 3.0 more thán 300 MB VRAM (it should theoretically run slower on 256MB cards or lower too, using normal RAM as VRAM) Above mentioned download is 192 MB, full quality. Here is a very low quality slowly-loading download, but only 12 MB: dl.dropbox.com Controls: P – position mode R – perspective mode F – focus mode S – stereoscopic mode Q – focus quality left mouse bottom – move/zoom/focus middle mouse bottom – make screenshot to scrn.png mouse wheel – stereoscopic depth If you have any questions or problems, send me a message. I hope you will like it 🙂 By the way, high end graphics cards surely have some better fillrates than my 8800GT… Maybe they can focus with good framerates at the highest quality. Use fraps or something and tell me! 🙂 Some links: Game Maker: www.yoyogames.com Lego Mindstorms: mindstorms.lego.com Bricx Command Center bricxcc.sourceforge.net Microsoft Visual Studio Express: www.microsoft.com DirectX SDK: www.microsoft.com OpenCV: opencv.willowgarage.com Photo to 3D: www.photo-to-3d.com
You need 3D glasses (red & cyan) to see this video in real 3D and by clicking on the 3D icon below the screen, you can find other options. This video was taken with 2 JVC Picsio camcorders side by side in HD 1080p (30 frames/sec.) in the Montreal Botanical Garden (Jardin Botanique de Montreal), Quebec, Canada. Music «Sweet Confusion» by Tricarico.
Experimental short film from 2009 in anaglyph stereo 3-D. Put on your 3D glasses now! Visit us at www.chiptoons.net
GoPro 3D Test – 1st Attempt. Use Red/Blue Anaglyph Glasses to watch
3D Stereo Footage Reel for Stereolith3D www.stereolith3d.com
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Post-production companies are increasingly converting 2D material to stereoscopic 3D (S3D). Will Harris discusses the challenges companies face in doing stereo conversion and the advantages of the Autodesk workflow using Autodesk® Flame®, Autodesk® Flare™ and Autodesk® Maya® software. Watch the demonstration at area.autodesk.com
past, upcoming raptures: web.me.com drive angry 3d www.imdb.com best ever stereoscopic community www.mtbs3d.com
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DONT HAVE 3D GLASSES?? You could try this Audio Illusion where you use headphones instead 🙂 www.youtube.com My fascination with space drove me to make this 3D video. What do you think? Check out my other 3D stuff at 4Dtees.com or Subscribe for my next videos 🙂
Here’s a shot at editing footage in iMovie shot with a Sony Bloggie 3D. If you watch this on a computer, you should use anaglyph (red/blue) 3D glasses. If you watch it on YouTube through and HD 3D TV, use whatever format glasses your TV requires. As you can see, I haven’t figured out how to do titles in iMovie that work with the rest of the 3D duo image.
Brief introduction of the new 17.3″ Full HD ASUS G73SW 3D version. Comes with the new Sandy Bridge Intel Core i7-2630QM processor (upgradeable, nVIDIA GeForce GTX 460M w/1.5GB GDDR5 w/3D Vision and Stereoscopic Glasses, Up to 16GB DDR3/1333, and DUAL 500GB 7200RPM Seagate XT NCQ Hybrid w/4GB SSD Drives (upgradeable), Blu-Ray Reader-Burner/8x Super Multi Combo Dual Layer DVD +/-R/RW CD-R/RW Drive, Windows 7 Premium, Republic of Gamers Backpack and Mouse. From 92.65
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Made By: Semiballpenman Part 2 is a featured video? AWESOME!?!?! Thanks to all my fingers, and my mouse, but not my keyboard. He’s mean. Considering You, Semiballpenman
The second chapter of the Music Box Chronicles is an explosion of light and colour. Lumitone is the story of a lonely music box who dances to electric dreams and sings with spectral audacity. Written, Animated and Directed by Aaron Bradbury – www.luniere.com Music Minuit Jacuzzi (DatA Remix) by TEPR – www.tepr.net Lumitone is a follow on from Twinklebox, a short film about the mechanics and music of time. The Music Box Chronicles is a collection of films exploring image and sound. Read the production blog at http
GeForce 3D Vision Demo Video
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