Re: [photo-3d] more: Digital Video 3D

["Gerard Stevens" <gerardstevens@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Wednesday, 14 March 2001 1:15 pm
Thanks for the info. I'm following it up.
Regards
Gerard Stevens
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----- Original Message -----
From: Raleigh Souther <raleigh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <photo-3d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, 14 March 2001 2:56
Subject: [photo-3d] more: Digital Video 3D


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> From: rick corrales <ddarick@xxxxxxxxx>
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> The way most people shoot 3d video, and a way that is
> the most practical , is to use a product called a
> nu-view. Using any video camera, this is a device that
> mounts to the front of your camera and uses the a/b
> fields of the normal video signal and with the use of
> a mirror and a beam spittler, gives you alternating
> views( left eye-right eye).  You then view the video
> using a normal vcr and shutter goggles. If you wanted
> to do anaglyph, my suggestion would be to put colored
> filters on the nu-view to match the glasses. I have
> not tried this, but I think it would work-no need for
> shutter glasses. Nu-view has an internet site( of
> course), and I think costs about 400 bucks. I have
> played with one once, and although you can adjust the
> convergence (3d window), it did seem to vignette at
> the wider angle lens setting.
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