P3D Re: Museum 3D

[michaelk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Michael Kersenbrock)]

> >I just snuck-in that advertisement for the 3D presentation at the end of
> >the month at OMSI.  It's called "3D-scope" (having formerly worked for
> >the world's leading scope company the name strikes me "odd", I expect to
> >see a new product from that company.... :-).
> >
> 
> Michael, I'll be more direct:
> How are they showing 3D?

Slide shows, Computer screens, hand-held sorts of viewers,
lenticulars.  Only thing missing are 3D movies.  The 
slide shows are in a small theatre that's been assigned, 
the Museum's computer center will have NuVision technology
3-D shown on one computer and anaglyphs being made real-time
(using a digital camera) and I think printed on another.  Other
computers will be web connected and 3-D sites highlighted.
They'll be a lot of displays, display cases, etc.  Unfortunately
I haven't really contributed very much, my time has been limited
and I feel rather guilty about it, to tell the truth.  I'll
at least try and be there most of that weekend to help where
I can.  Peter has posted some of his more technical oriented
3D scope writing to P3D recently.  Basically, I think most all 
bases (within resources) are trying to be hit.  Would have been 
nice if the IMAX had the premere of it's first 3D showing on the
show date or something spectacular like that, but maybe
that'll be for a future year.  :-)

Did you have any specific question?  Maybe I don't understand
what you're asking.

Mike K.



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