

Panasonic is working with popular Hollywood director to help promote 3D








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By tastyratz on 8/24/2009 9:31:53 AM , Rating: 2
in theory. There are several obstacles to 3dtv.

1. you have to see it to experience it - you cant see it online or get it from a commercial on a 2d display. This is going to be a chicken & egg scenario - until its rolled out people will hesitate and until people buy manufacturers/stores will hesitate. a lot of red/blue glasses mentality


2.(a) off that note, more processing power means current generation players couldn't play high definition 3d content. There would need to be another generation of 3dhdtv players. We saw with current generation hd optical players that penetration is weak. Can we get people who just sprung for a bluray player to get ANOTHER one? (or convince the people who wouldnt spring for one to get this now?)

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By FITCamaro on 8/24/09, Rating: -1
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I actually thought the PS3 had HDMI 1.3.

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By AlexWade on 8/24/2009 11:39:49 AM , Rating: 2
What if the TV had multiple layers. We already have in testing OLED or something lime that can be clear at times (It was in another DT article recently). What if the TV just multiple layers.

Then, when filming a scene, multiple cameras are used so that the 3D image is like real life. The 3D image would not just be multiple layers where the back layer has not picture information where the front layers exist. For example, suppose a person is standing in a field. The back layer would have the entire field, a front layer would have the person. When you walk around the room, you will see a different angle.

Hey, it doesn't hurt to think big.

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By Murloc on 8/24/2009 1:10:20 PM , Rating: 2
it would just be a 2d person (like if it was printed) standing in a more advanced position than the backgrond.

There's nothing 3d on that.

A 3d screen with pixels made by cubes would do that maybe, but I'm not sure it would work for films with background.

Anyway if this 3d TV requires the glasses then it's nothing new...

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By mircea on 8/24/2009 1:46:18 PM , Rating: 2
That's too close to a holodeck to be released as a simple multilayer display. They'll just do the holodeck instead.

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