3D Video - Street Flower Vendor in Anaglyph v3 Squared test

This is HD imagery captured on the streets of Washington DC using an AX3 equipped Angenieux 26x lens on an Panasonic Varicam. 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 two 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. 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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