P3D Re: LCD projection, LCD glasses (Re: Sage)

["Brian David Phillips, Ph.D." <phillips@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Xal razutis wrote:

> And artists have been working that subject in all medias for thousands of
> years. And a lot of people who have visited Dr. Pillips' recommended Hooters
> site (previous post) -- thank you Doctor for adding spice to the recommended
> subjects on this list! -- might think that the CRT is a great place for
> 'sensuous quality' stuff.

You're welcome . . . and my apologies to anyone who went to that site
before I sent the full warning about the explicit adult content.

"Sensuous" or perhaps "near sensual experience" for slides?  Really
depends upon content.

> (NEW LCD VIEWIND STANDARD?)

Thanks so much for a breakdown on different projection systems.  I am
very interested in finding an affordable way I can present my students'
3D films to a class of 40 or so without crippling my own or the
Department's budget (and right now there's no support on getting any of
this new-fangled gadgetry from the budget committee so I've been using
my own personal equipment for students to work with).  My Literature &
Film students are currently developing short 20-24 minute videos of
their own based upon Grimms Fairy Tales and a few will be done in 3D
using a nuview adaptor.  The condundrum is having a way for their work
to be presented to the other students without breaking anyone's budget. 
Eventually, I'd like to move into all-3D projects to coincide with the
3D narrative photo essays students produce in other classes.
 
> I am familiar with (having used it) with DUAL polarized LCD projectors, hand
> painted large (12 - 18 feet) silver screen, Andrew Woods' affordable de-mux
> box, and my field-sequential video from VCR.

What exactly is a de-mux box and how does it work?

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