Answer the poll, don't do any research.
I just wanna see something.
(yes, I am aware that this is my second post in like a year. shaddup)
I just wanna see something.
(yes, I am aware that this is my second post in like a year. shaddup)
Poll
Do 3-D TVs exist? (without goggles or any extra equipment)
| No, that's impossible, we'll never have those. | 16% | 16% - 8 | ||||
| No, but the technology may come in the near future. | 33% | 33% - 16 | ||||
| Don't know/Not sure | 18% | 18% - 9 | ||||
| Yes, but it's still under development for the public. | 16% | 16% - 8 | ||||
| Yes, they exist, I've seen them. | 14% | 14% - 7 | ||||
| Total: 48 | ||||||
You shuddup.Coolbeano wrote:
Answer the poll, don't do any research.
I just wanna see something.
(yes, I am aware that this is my second post in like a year. shaddup)
no ive never seen them. answer 3
unless you mean 3d as in it displays a 3d looking image on a 2d surface like the screen of the monitor. then duhh, everyone has.
now im thinking its a trick question
Last edited by Mitch (2008-01-25 23:34:43)
15 more years! 15 more years!
lol, the elephant part was funny as hell.iNeedUrFace4Soup wrote:
Nah dude the best part was when the one guy sat down in the chair. HOLY SHIT! That was hilarious!!!G-NOT_(:0) wrote:
lol, the elephant part was funny as hell.iNeedUrFace4Soup wrote:
I think creating content for such a device would be harder than a hologram display anyway.
In'eresting. I was with my friend visiting from England, and we were at a mall where 3d TVs are plentiful (and not in a shop, but showing commercials and advertisements all around the mall). And she spent at least 20 minutes staring at them from all angles, etc, because, as I found out later, that she'd never seen them before. And then I realized that I've yet to see them outside of Bangkok.
So, yes, they do exist. They're not shabby, but they do get a little nauseating if you stare at them too long. For the record, they've been around for nearly two years here, I think.
So, yes, they do exist. They're not shabby, but they do get a little nauseating if you stare at them too long. For the record, they've been around for nearly two years here, I think.
Links.
I wanna see.
I wanna see.
Absolute Impact 13D Digital Signage
Absolute Impact has very successfully introduced to Thailand media industry the new to the world 3D media digital signage network deployed at prime retail shopping locations Absolute Impact operates 3D software and hardware technologies which enable observers to see lifelike images that float deep inside and project several feet in front of a screen. These new-to-the-world images are visible to the naked eye-requiring no special viewing aids-and can be seen at 120-degree peripheries, enabling multiple viewers to witness the images at one time. The content falls, drips, runs, pours, bubbles, breezes and tears like a twister out of the confines of video screen into the sightline and the psyche of everyone in eyeshot.
Absolute Impact offers customized, end-to-end solutions for the creation, distribution and placement of auto stereoscopic 3D experiences throughout the advertising industry.
The network comprises of 17”, 40” and 45” 3D screens installed at the best traffic gathering locations in the premises including main entrances, escalators, elevators, supermarkets, and departmental floors. Both places are Bangkok’s top and World Class shopping malls which are visited by high spender target customers of close to 200,000 per day.
3D LCD 17” (Siam Paragon)
3D LCD 40” (Emporium and Siam Paragon)
3D LCD 45” (Emporium and Siam Paragon)
Absolute Impact 2Q: How could the viewer see the content in 3D?
A: The 3D images are visible to the naked eye, requiring no special viewing aids and can be seen at 120-degree peripheries.
Q: Why some people mention about the blur and dizzy effects from watching contents on 3D screens?
A: In the introduction stage, the focus of the viewer of screen was set at 2 meter which was not the appropriate one leading to the unwanted effects. But now the company has already adjusted the focus to be 6 meter which helps eliminate all the complaints. In addition with the new film technology covering the screen, it helps increasing the brightness and better 3D images.
How about a video? I didn't see anything unique.
videos of what? 3d-footage? to show on your normal 2d monitor?
and besides, anything you show on a 2d monitor comes from a single angle camera... you need two cameras, like you have two eyes, to get data for 3d imagery, and then you still need the device to display it.
so... no video. i can go and try and take one but I doubt you'll get anything out of it.
and besides, anything you show on a 2d monitor comes from a single angle camera... you need two cameras, like you have two eyes, to get data for 3d imagery, and then you still need the device to display it.
so... no video. i can go and try and take one but I doubt you'll get anything out of it.
You can get those 3d images, you just sort of cross your eyes over.