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3D lenticular printing

admin — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 23:03:01 +0000

The principle of lenticular graphics originated in the 17th century. Digital 3D lenticular printing, however, started in the 1980s. Gadgets fans and advanced photographers are interested in this again.

How are lenticular images created?

3D lenticular printing uses “stereo optics.” As with stereo music even perceive the 3D lenticular image, two different signals for different information. Lenticular technology is based on the stereographic optical illusion. It is one of those technologies that use tricked human eyes to create a stereo effect.

3D lenticular printing

The basis of such a lenticular image is a lenticular sheet. It is a transparent plastic film which is formed from outside the system of parallel lenses. Lenticular also means something like a lens or optical. The observed 3D image is directly dependent on the angle of refraction and the subsequent image. This leads to various changes in the optical image and the “mixing”. This creates animated motion or “3D” impression of depth and space.

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3D Manhattan

admin — Sun, 04 Dec 2011 21:20:25 +0000

Manhattan is one of five New York districts.
Now you can see this area in real 3D.

Manhattan in New York - 3D

Manhattan 3D anaglyph

Manhattan 3D

Flat Iron Building - 3D - New York

3D Anaglyph Manhattan New York - USA

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Marilyn Monroe in 3D

admin — Sat, 03 Dec 2011 22:34:42 +0000

Marilyn Monroe was an American film actress, sex symbol known during the 1950s.
Enjoy some of her great 3D photos.

Marilyn Monroe 3D - in Black Lingerie

Marilyn Monroe - 3D anaglyph

3D Marilyn Monroe - with book

3D image - 25 year old Marilyn

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LG 3D Cinema: The truth about the resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels

admin — Sun, 26 Jun 2011 20:41:46 +0000

LG Electronics (LG), a world leader in consumer electronics and, left to test TVs LG CINEMA 3D, if it offers full HD resolution (1080p).

Among experts there was a discussion whether LG CINEMA 3D TV really knows how to display the full resolution is 1080p. Of course, not a 2D image, where the HD of course. This is a 3D image. LG televisions therefore had to test this technology. Test carried out by Intertek International, a global provider of certification services. The test confirmed that the TV can also display 3D 1920 vertical and 1080 horizontal lines.

“At this moment it is a bit unfortunate that there is a 3D image of any designation such as” Full HD 3D standard “. Such a designation that the manufacturer could use it practically meant that the user knows at a glance what resolution your TV actually offers. Therefore, we decided to have performed measurements, which confirmed that the LG CINEMA 3D TV displays 3D images in 1080p, “explains Martin Little, spokesman for LG Electronics.

LG Cinema 3D

The test was conducted on the LG TV 47LW650T, which is a 3D LCD TV with 3D CINEMA LG. The screen panned from the recommended distance – 2 meters. Everything went in compliance with international standards ISO / FDIS 9241-305 EPDM and VESA 2.0. Scanning software then recorded through the camera image and determine the number of recognized lines. In the horizontal direction counted 1920 and 1080 in different vertical lines. The three-dimensional image of this resolution can not be described as Full HD, simply because such a standard exists. Anyway, it confirms that the 3D CINEMA LG TVs have a resolution, which the manufacturer promises.

Another situation would occur if the user is looking at a 3D image of one eye in the passive technology. In this case, would see only half the picture, the other half would have been hidden, so the image would be resolution only 960 x 1080 pixels. Of course it would disappear and the 3D effect, which arises thanks to the fact that each eye sees something different. The brain then creates the image of folds and three-dimensional image.

“LG CINEMA 3D is the best technology for 3D display, which is confirmed by a significant certificates from around the world, including confirmation of the safety of the human eye from the Eye Clinic Lexum,” added Martin Little.

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3D scanner – Photosmile 5000

admin — Sun, 05 Jun 2011 20:51:24 +0000

Scan a document can now almost everyone. But scan real 3D objects while preserving its spaciousness, it just so someone can not. So far it has been the domain of laboratory experiments or extremely expensive dedicated devices. History does not change – the first desktop 3D scanner on the market.

3D scanner - photosimile 5000

The whole process seems enormously simple. Open the cabinet door, like a microwave oven, insert the desired subject and after a while your computer is an accurate 3D model. So rather model visualization.
The result of our efforts can be as animated 3D slideshows with adjustable to any angle of view, a set of JPG or GIF, Flash presentations, or the model presented by using Microsoft Silverlight.

The device named Ortery Photosimile 5000 includes the turntable, which provides for rotation of equipment subject to capture. It moves on the curved ramp in the range of ninety degrees. Sensing device is a digital SLR from Canon.
During one scan will shoot about 72 pictures that the software that is then transformed into 3D model. Ugly and has remained just the price, which moves around in the level of 150,000 crowns. This argument, however, usually heals quickly and the competition time.

The following official video capture device in action.

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3D TV without glasses

admin — Wed, 13 Apr 2011 21:15:24 +0000

LCD and PDP TVs with three-dimensional image and the glasses are slowly becoming part of the household, but not as frequently as their manufacturers would have wished. It is worth the inconvenience caused by the need to use synchronization LCD glasses, so companies are trying to develop a display with a 3D image, which would not need these glasses. System for such a view exists but is currently limited to a smaller screen and a small number of observation angles, mostly a spectator must be directly perpendicular to the screen. Also the price is too high.

However, times are changing, Samsung introduced its new 3D TV without glasses. It is 55 “(140 cm) LCD novelty at the fair FPD China 2011th This TV has nine points, from which viewers can watch three-dimensional image with the optimal length of 2.5 to 6 meters. Full HD resolution is 1920×1080 points, the maximum brightness of 500 cd/m2 and 4000:1 contrast indicated by static. Used as traditional CCFL backlight tube, but according to Samsung, it can replace the LED diode (which looks better in marketing materials).

3D TV without glasses

Users can switch between 3D and 2D mode, and thanks to the use of two LCD panels – the first acts like a lens transmitting the image separately for the left and right eye, the second panel moth change the refractive index and hence to enable or disable 3D mode.

Potential applicants, however, have yet to taste a sample piece is just a prototype, and Samsung is not planning it anytime soon start to mass-produce and sell. Behind this particular high costs, according to Samsung will last for about three years before entering the market with 3D TV without glasses.

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3D Mont Saint-Michel

admin — Sun, 13 Mar 2011 22:04:14 +0000

Mont Saint-Michel (English: Saint Michael’s Mount) is a rocky tidal island and a commune in Normandy, France. It is located approximately one kilometre (just over half a mile) off the country’s north coast, at the mouth of the Couesnon River near Avranches. The population of the island is 41, as of 2006. The island has been a strategic point holding fortifications since ancient times, and since the 8th century AD it became the seat of the Saint-Michel monastery, from which it draws the name.

3D Mont St Michel - France - anaglyph - img01

3D Mont St Michel - France - anaglyph - img02

3D Mont St Michel - France - anaglyph - img03

3D Mont St Michel - France - anaglyph - img04

3D Mont St Michel - France - anaglyph - img05

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3D fantasy girls

admin — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 21:10:50 +0000

Welcome to the world of beautiful 3D girls. These anaglyph images are computer generated.

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3D Moscow

admin — Thu, 24 Feb 2011 21:56:22 +0000

In this gallery you can find 3D stereo images of Moscow. Put on your 3D stereo glasses, and you can virtually travel to faraway Russia.

3D Moscow - Red square - 3D Anaglyph - Russia

St. Basil’s Cathedral - Red square - Russia - 3D Anaglyph

3D Moscow - Saint Basil's Cathedral

3D Moscow - Russia - Kremln palace - Anaglyph

3D Moscow - Moskva river and buildings

3D Moscow - ice giant chess

3D Moscow - aeria

3D Moscow - Spasskaya tower

3D gold fountain - Fountain of nation friendship in Moscow

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3D London – Top Attractions

admin — Wed, 16 Feb 2011 21:31:00 +0000

It is no surprise therefore that London has numerous attractions and famous landmarks, from all eras of its history. No matter where you are located within London, there seems a never ending list of things to do and places to see.

View with red-cyan 3D glasses.

London eye from the Thames North Bank - 3D stereo image

3D anaglyph - London Eye

London Eye 3D

3D anaglyph - London - Big Ben

Big Ben and Houses of Parliament - anagly

Fountain on Trafalgar square London - 3D photo anaglyph

London near the Tower Bridge - 3D image anaglyph

London Tower bridge opening - anaglyph 3D

London

Trafalgar Square - London - 3D image

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