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Stereoscope T-Rex – 3D Glasses Not Required (cross-eye)

07 Jul

To view the images in 3D, hold your head up straight (very important or the two images won’t line up properly), then cross your eyes and move slowly toward and away from the screen until the 3D picture appears in the center. Or, you can cross your eyes more or less in order to get the images to line up properly. Like Magic Eye pictures, it takes a little bit of practice to get the hang of it, but once you do, it’s pretty easy to see. Spanish Guitar by GlassFree3D

Put on your red/cyan 3D glasses (after 0:47 seconds) and take this aerial adventure over the city of Berlin with THE BALLOON PROJECT!!! See where the wind will take you! Watch as you float over buildings and trees! Tell your friends about it too! It’s called THE BALLOON PROJECT!!! And for a limited time get 3D glasses for cheap from us! Just DONATE 3 dollars to our Project (and we’ll be sure to bring more 3D bird’s eye views in the future!) (Just leave your mailing address) theballoonproject.org More Stereoscopic Balloon Projects coming soon! And for anybody experienced in 3D film making please contact us!

 
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Animator VS Animation 2

07 Jul

Animator VS Animation 2

 
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MC Escher’s Relativity w/ Anaglyph 3D

06 Jul

uni3d.com – 1080HD Video, high res stills, and 3d model available to download – This is MC Escher’s drawing Relativity recreated shown in 3d and in stereoscopic anaglyph 3D. I was playing with Maya 2009’s stereo camera rig and was trying to find something interesting but not so much gimmicky effects to try it with. There is nothing I’d love to see in 3d more than this infamous place, and having already modeled it years before made it the perfect testing ground. The scene was modeled/textured in Maya 7, and was updated and rendered in Maya 2009. 1080HD Video, original 4K poster render and desktop BG images, etc. – home.comcast.net The 3d model shown in the video is available to download in multiple formats at the link below. home.comcast.net

 
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Channel 4 3D Week – Best 3D Video 1080p YT3D:enable=TRUE

06 Jul

Channel 4 3D week – 3d Video Showreel of all stereoscopic 3D videos in full 3DHD 1080p created for Channel 4 3d week submission with audio. Best 3d video from Enhanced Dimensions, suitable for viewing with RED BLUE glasses, RED CYAN Glasses, Amber Blue Glasses or any of the YouTube YT3d:enabled=true 3D supported formats. This will not work with RealD style Avatar 3D glasses. Built and tested in Adobe After Effects as Cyan Red anaglyph. For more info on Enhanced Dimensions contact us on 3d@enhanced-dimensions.com, view our showreel www.youtube.com or visit our website www.enhanced-dimensions.com Stereoscopic 3D Animation by Andrew Murchie

For best viewing, watch the video full screen and in 480 pixelmode. To see the images in 3D, hold your head up straight (very important or the two images won’t line up properly), look at the vertical center line and cross your eyes. The 3D image will appear in the middle. If you don’t see the 3D picture right away, keep trying, it takes a bit of practice.
Video Rating: 5 / 5

 
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Going to the Source of My Paddling Water

06 Jul

I have many miles of bike trails in Fort Collins and neighboring cities of Loveland, Windsor and Greeley. They allow me to follow the Poudre and Big Thompson Rivers on a bike or inline skates. On January 31, 2010 I decided for a little bit further bike exploration – the South Platte River north of Denver.

My photography destination was the output of Denver sewer. In typical winter conditions it delivers practically all water into the South Platte (up to 200cfs, see flow data).


I drove to the Platte River Trail parking at 104th Street and switched to my bike: a tripod on bike racks and a DSLR camera in Kata KT DR-467-BR backpack. It was a test of this setup for biking. It worked pretty well. I am going to try it with a mountain bike on some easier trails.

I followed the South Platte south for about 8 miles. The river looked quite nice in not so nice winter conditions, quite shallow with some rocky spots, chutes, diversion dams and hundreds of ducks. Above the confluence with Sand Creek I reached my destination.



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About 200 cfs is coming out from Denver sewer. The entire river is covered by a dense foam for several hundred yards.

It wasn't easy to photograph this scene due to heavy smell, but, hey, my background is in environmental engineering. Camera: Canon EOS 5D on a tripod. I checked this location on a map for late afternoon shooting, but didn't anticipate a bridge shadow. I was a little too late.

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The river above (looking upstream from a trail bridge): practically dry with a flow just of a few cfs. Camera: Canon PowerShot G11 (shooting from a bike).

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The river below (the confluence with Clear Creek). Camera: Canon PowerShot G11. It was already after sunset and getting cold.

I am going to do more photo exploration of Denver by bike, but will wait probably for a warmer weather. Green vegetation and more water in the river would be nice too. Concerning paddling I prefer to stay as far downstream from Denver as possible at least with low flow conditions during winter.

Related posts:
Northern Colorado Fitness Paddling
New Year Paddling – 22 Miles to Fort Morgan on the South Platte River
Car Photography Session on the South Platte River
Colorado Water portfolio
C-470 to Union Avenue and Union to Florida Avenue - paddling the South Platte River in Denver (Canoe Colorado trip reports)


paddling with a camera

 
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Top Secret 3D Glasses anaglyph animation

06 Jul

www.rainbowsymphony.com Great 3D anaglyph animation that combines 3D anaglyph with a Secret Decoder message. You will need 3D Glasses to view this video. You can get them for free from Rainbow Symphony Inc. http
Video Rating: 3 / 5

Testing if the anaglyph 3D works on youtube…. use the red/cyan glasses to see the effect… please visit: www.myspace.com

 
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Third Dimension – Amiga Anaglyph 3D scene demo

05 Jul

Classic Amiga Scene Demo Third Dimension by Cryptoburners. Released at Theatre and Network 1990 and came 2nd place overall. Might need to view in fullscreen for effect to work properly. This demo requires 3D Anaglyph (red/blue) 3D Glasses to enjoy and was one of the first demos on Amiga to show this kind of 3D.

 
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Semiconductors: 3D Animation

05 Jul

my very first ever 3D animation. made for physics, highschool 2003. update: ahh…. looking at this vid brings back the memories – to see the kind of work I’m doing 6 years on, please visit my site: www.escapetheory.com.au
Video Rating: 4 / 5

3D Animation of the Human Body Fantastic graphic interpretation! Designed in Maya 3D. Artists were Axel Gaul, Alf Neu, Stefan Gruschke and Fritz Hombach. www.youtube.com Thanks *
Video Rating: 4 / 5

 
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3D Animation – Barefoot Beach Residence

04 Jul

3D photo realistic exterior and interior animation of a 5 story luxury house in Barefoot Beach Florida (near Naples Florida).

IMPORTANT THIS ANIMATION IS NOT MADE BY ME it’s by www.youtube.com Sub this nice guy :p i think he made this animation with Maya. so..i guess he saw me how i’m fighting with biBa and then he made a sick demo of my 1man knockdown. Dont take it serious 🙂 i love biBa *cough*
Video Rating: 4 / 5

 
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3D Film Adventures: Romeo and Juliet (funny Pigeon Version!), (red cyan anaglyph)

04 Jul

FREE 3D VIDEO FOR ALL OF YOU YOUTUBER’S, SUBSCRIB NOWI! Visit www.3d-taeuber.de for more 3D Fun. Get your anaglyph red cyan or red green 3D – Glasses ready, and enjoy the power of 3D for just a few cent’s that you paied for your glasses. This 3D Video consists of original 2 Streams, left and right and was recorded using 2 cameras, and some merging made it what it is now, 3D for FREE AND AFFORDABLE FOR EVERYONE!
Video Rating: 5 / 5

The most elaborate and complex stone sculpture arrrangements we’ve seen in Ithaca since we’ve been traveling there. Found in Robert Tremen State Park in October of ’08, near the bridge after the base of Lucifer Falls. This is an HD mp4 uploading test.
Video Rating: 0 / 5

 
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