P3D Re: 'Feeling like you're there' movies

[Bill Costa - NIS/CIS - University of New Hampshire <Bill.Costa@xxxxxxx>]

     Eric Goldstein <egoldste@xxxxxx> recently posted (in part):

> There are also steadicam-type devices which when used with variable
> speed filming can achieve this effect close to the ground. Guy-wired,
> tracked or robot-mounted motion-controlled cameras (also with variable
> speed) can, too...

     To see a picture of a consumer-level steadicam type of device (with
     a Toshiba 3D camcorder mounted to it) check out the shameless commerce
     division of my home page at:

          http://pubpages.unh.edu/~wfc/Toshiba/index.html

    Be forewarned that these pages are a low key attempt to sell my 
    Toshiba.  There is, however, information about the Steadicam Jr. as
    well as my experience with this camera and that device.  I hope this
    information is of general interest to folks without regard to my
    attempts to sell this equipment.

    I wish I had the equipment necessary to make a speeded up copy of a
    video recording -- I'd love to try it with my equipment.  And  if I
    *could* do that, perhaps I wouldn't be trying to sell it! ;-)

    So many toys, so little time (and money).  *sigh*


							Later....BC

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