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Corel is a mainstream provider of computer applications for photo and video solutions, includinng WinDVD Pro. The company recently announced the development of a WinDVD version that supports 3D Blu-ray playback on PCs.
The new software is expected to be available in 2010, and we should be able to check it out at CES in January.
More details in the press release below. [click to continue…]
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Engadget has published a hands-on review of the Tachyon XC 3D Helmet Cam.
It’s a pair of generally pedestrian cameras that, when joined at the hip, combine Voltron-like to do something rather more interesting: capture 3D renderings of your extreme endeavors.
Here’s another video from Tachyon of footage from the 3D cam (get your 3D glasses out):
New York in 3D from Tachyon XC on Vimeo.
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In the video below, Mitsubishi shows off 3D video prototype technology, which uses 16 cameras to allow the viewer to see a range of 16 different views from a single position. This process creates an impression of a three-dimensional image without the need for 3D glasses.
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