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Life in 3D returns to Edinburgh (Scotland, UK) on May7-8, 2014 for a second year with a little more focus on stereoscopy this time round along with associated 3D Symposium and 3D Season events.
The Deadline to submit your own 3D Short to Life in 3D is February 16, 2014.
SXSW is the South by SouthWest Conferences & Festivals. Held from March 8 to 17, 2013 in Austin, Texas, USA, the festival is a convergence place for indie films, original music, and unproven technologies.
New Artist Alliance signed "Static 3D" and"Cheap Thrills" deals at the festival. "Static 3D" is a cheap but effective 86-minutes long horror flick. Follow the trailer link here under.
Civil War reenactors participate in the Battle of Deep Creek, a Civil War reenactment battle, on Saturday, May 26, 2012, at Deep Creek Farms in Deep Creek, Washington, USA on the original battle location. The Civil War reenactment was sponsored by the Washington Civil War Association and was filmed in stereoscopic 3D by Coldstream. The 10 minutes long 'director cut' version is visible here under in 3D.
A new "Hyperstereoscopic Timelapse Video" released in 3D by its author, Takashi Sekitani (Japan) in December 2011 remind us that some words request some explanations:
"Hyperstereosopic" means that a 3D video is taken with an interaxial distance between cameras far larger the the human eye's distance of 65mm.In the 3D video here under, cameras were placed apart about 3 to 15 meters (10 to 50 feet). With that kind of setup, the world is seen through the eyes of a giant and thus appears as a miniature world. This effect is called "Dwarfism". Symetrically, "hypostereoscopic" occurs when the video is taken with cameras only a few millimeters apart giving an effect called "Gigantism", as if the world was seen through a mouse' eyes.
"Timelapse" is the opposite of slow-motion video: you take one picture every second or every minute, and you replay it at the usual 24 frames per second. All movements are accelerated several times so you can observe the world as if time is flowing far faster thant it is.
Are you living on the US east coast this week-end? If yes, try to shoot some "Hurricane Irene" 3D stereoscopic videos! Follow the four steps guide here under and publish your movie on YouTube 3D!
Update : We got one Youtube 3D video from Atomic CheeseCake Productions in Philadelphia !
