3D TV really cool and working- GOOD VIDEO

Hi res: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujg4m7TBfiQ&fmt=18

Being every day involved with new technologies as a student of Business Engineering I was at a Technology Conference where I got to see the latest developments on new innovative designs and stuff. I really wondered how cool 3D TV would look like without wearing 3D glasses.

This video shows
-Seeing 3d without wearing the glasses
-Use of 3d TV in gaming
-Use of 3d TV in designing applications

The guy next to me, a fellow student of my class says he gets a little dizzy after a while. I personally think that 3D TV is quite fun and that it offers a new way of entertainment.
* keep in mind that you will only see 2 different angles if your actually there! in this video you will not see 3D, as my camera had only one lens to record.
Have fun!
Penpvdbs

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• computer
• electronics
• video
• game
• 3D
• design
• gadget
• TV
• Philips
• Sony
• Virtual
• Reality
• shutter
• glasses
• space
• gaming
• depth

[staubfc]

i don't get it .. xD

[penpvdbs]

hehe it's just stereoscopic without a 3d glasses. However as a camera has only one lens to record , the movie will only be recorded from one view. Thus we cannot see 3d in this movie:P but only when looking at the 3d TV with a stereoscopic movie. :)

[Thompsongast]

yo man, 'k hoorde je nederlands praten

wanneer komt deze shit op de markt?

[penpvdbs]

it's on the market already for companies. Don't know the manufacture anymore. I threw the folders and brochures away after visiting the conference. I had also tried a virtual reality glaces (stereo scopic) but the movement was still with joystick, it pretty much sucked:) Some people will get sick of the strange movement too hehe. Overall quite fun to see those developments.

[penpvdbs]

It's impossible to recreate the real 3d viewing as in real life. The video just shows how the technology good be used in games or in films.

[cbremer83]

Wow, I wont even begin to try and explain the fail with this vid. Just so you know, you can't show 3D on a single lens camera.

[Ruttie2]

@LordBelail Jeez, just buy one.

[Ruttie2]

@staubfc It's supposed to be showing

the 3D effect, but obviously it doesn't.

[Aboydebeat12]

waar was da?

[LordBelail]

@Eraknelo

Thanks for the explanation ;-). That seems great. I would like to see it in real but i unfortunaly don't know any shop or conferences here in germany that prvide something like this.

[Eraknelo]

@Eraknelo Search for "3D television" on Wikipedia, and then look under "Technologies" in that article :)

[Eraknelo]

@LordBelail Ah, good question, this is due to lenticular lenses or parallax barriers. These 2 methods are slightly different, but cause the same result; 3D without any head-gear or equivalent. The "lenticular lenses" exist out of an array of magnifying lenses, which (when viewed from different angles), magnifies different images, causing a 3D effect. The other method, "parallax barriers" exists out of a layer of slightly different precise slits, causing different views on the image.

[LordBelail]

How do they get the right one of the view to the right eye? Like this both pictures would get to both eyes and there would'nt be any stereoscopic effect. Please explain if you know it ;-)