IBC 2010 – 2D, 3D, 4D, 5D
There was plenty of 3D at the International Broadcasting Convention (IBC) in Amsterdam this year. At the awards ceremony, alone, the audience was frequently asked to don 3D glasses to […] More
3D Courses
Toshiba's New 3D Television Technology Does Away with Glasses
By Michel Silbergleid The UK’s Independent reports that Toshiba appears to have stolen a march on its rivals by announcing the world’s first LCD TVs that are fully 3D capable but do not […] More
RealD: Passive Full HD 3D ‘in 2011′
By Michael Silbergleid FreshContentEngine.com reports on RealD announcing that it is preparing to release full HD passive glasses 3D into the TV market sometime in 2011. “Currently active shutter glasses are […] More
Stephen Fry Presents Guide To 3DTV
By Michael Silbergleid UK comedian and self confessed tech enthusiast Stephen Fry has produced a short-film about 3D TV technology with Sky, designed to make it easier for Britons to […] More
Sony's Cookson Discusses Outlook for 3-D Technology: Video
By Michael Silbergleid Chris Cookson, president of technology at Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc., talks with Bloomberg’s Ronald Grover about the outlook for 3-D technology. They speak at the 3D Entertainment […] More
AT&T U-verse TV Adds Six Free 3D IMAX Theatre Films to 3D Technology Package
By Michael Silbergleid The following is a press release issued by AT&T: This fall, AT&T is bringing more 3D content to U-verse® TV screens. AT&T today announced the addition of […] More
Why 3D Isn't the Only New TV technology in Town
By Michael Silbergleid Recycled cabinets, web-connected sets, twin screens… New hi-tech TVs – and no, they’re not 3D. Read more at http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/moslive/article-1310204/The-picture-Why-3D-isnt-new-TV-technology-town.html More
Study Tracks Concerns About 3-D TV Sets
By Michael Silbergleid The Associated Press reports on a study about consumer attitudes toward 3-D television found many who were less interested in the technology after they actually experienced it. […] More
3D Camera: Something Different
I’ve been writing about 3D image capture for more than 35 years. I’ve covered side-by-side and beam-splitter rigs, parallel and toed-in lenses, integrated cameras, single-lens stereo, integral imaging, 3D illusions, […] More
What's Next?
These were some of the things that could be seen at Canon Expo at New York’s Javits Convention Center last week: ice skaters pirouetting without ice, people viewing someone dressed […] More
Good News: I See 3D
It has been a good 3D month for me. A local cinema has been running a series of classic 3D movies from the 1950s, including Alfred Hitchcock’s Dial M for […] More