3D Video - 40x Long Lens v3 Squared Anaglyph Test

This is HD imagery captured using a v3 AX4 equipped Angenieux 40x zoom lens. v3 parallax scanning encodes three-dimensional information into standard HD/SD imaging in a manner that will appear more dimensional when displayed on a standard screen. An additional method has been developed that allows v3 imagery captured with a single parallax scanning lens to appear "quazy" 3D when viewed using stereoscopic means. The v3 imagery is presented to both eyes using a 3D display or as in the case here via anaglyph glasses creating a 3D illusion using imagery captured from a single camera. In addition to parallax scanning, sometimes the left/right views are separated by a few pixels. This will trigger an ocular muscular feedback response on the part of the viewer. A temporal shift between left and right views can also be added. We call this process v3 Squared™.

YOU WILL NEED A PAIR OF RED/BLUE ANAGLYPH GLASSES TO VIEW THIS TEST IN 3D.

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