Sortable published this December 2011 "The 3D Bubble" poster here under (including a controversial title but accurate stats). You may download the poster by right-clicking on it, then the using "Save image as..." menu.

The stats in the poster are coming from various trustful sources such as SlashFilm, DisplaySearch, ScreenDigest, HollywoodReporter, and several other sites with a capital letter in the middle of their name.

Sortable 3D Bubble

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Visit our Squidoo page(s) and check for other Squidoo pages about stereoscopic 3D.

UP3D "United Professionals of Stereoscopic 3D" is a Frech initiative quickly becoming an international federation of 3D professionals. The brand new UP3D web site is sligthly empty now but expect a fast grow of membership in the next weeks.

The Blu-ray.com web site has now a 3D section. It includes a 3D release calendar, a 3D devices  search section, and several forums.

3D Manifesto is a new web site that opened last year. It looks like a good starting place for a trip in anaglyph country. Many 3D pics were taken by the author, Patrick Swinnea (Arvada, colorado, USA), with a dual Canon A550 rig, some with the new Fuji W3.

Technicolor is publishing a free downloadable poster with possible 3D defects and how to solve the issues.

"3D Movie Making" author Bernard Mendiburu from 3DTV.FR publishes a nice 3D conferences/ 3D exhibitions/ 3D events calendar on Google Calendar.

Jonathan Jenkyn from Screen Subtitling (UK) has published a nice whitepaper about 3D subtitling. The Screen Subtitling web site is full of usefull info about subtitling (standards, methods, timecodes, hardware,...).

DRS (Digital Revolution Studios) creates high quality digital 3D content that is beautifully realistic on a businessman’s budget. DRS has its own home developped 3D rigs fitted with SI2K, Red One or Red Epic cameras.