Whilst at the broadcast expo in Earls Court, I came across a 3D, which used the use of 2 cameras which would act like the left and right eye whilst capturing the images, this allows it to get more perspective on the item that they are filming. I found this interesting as it looks as if this could be the future of television. I thought this could be a good broadcast development especially for things such as sport, because as a viewer it would seem as if you were in on the action of the game, to view the 3D footage you have to wear 3D glasses which use a liquid crystal shutter to help make the image 3D. Whilst asking about this product I was given the opportunity to test it out, so i put the glasses on and watched the television screen, the images did come out well in 3D but they weren't very clear I feel that they will have to develop this further in order to justify people paying lots of money to view it.
Saturday, 28 February 2009
3D Experience
Whilst at the broadcast expo in Earls Court, I came across a 3D, which used the use of 2 cameras which would act like the left and right eye whilst capturing the images, this allows it to get more perspective on the item that they are filming. I found this interesting as it looks as if this could be the future of television. I thought this could be a good broadcast development especially for things such as sport, because as a viewer it would seem as if you were in on the action of the game, to view the 3D footage you have to wear 3D glasses which use a liquid crystal shutter to help make the image 3D. Whilst asking about this product I was given the opportunity to test it out, so i put the glasses on and watched the television screen, the images did come out well in 3D but they weren't very clear I feel that they will have to develop this further in order to justify people paying lots of money to view it.
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