3D TV Research Findings – Everything you already knew
Posted on 27. May, 2010 by The James.
So, the research firm iSuppli (apparently jumping on the Apple bandwagon) reported some findings on their 3D TV studies. Apparently, it took a research firm to state the painfully obvious about the obstacles that may hinder the general acceptance of 3D television. Here are their findings: Standards – 3D Television standard specifications have not been [...]
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Sony and Samsung Alliance?
Posted on 24. May, 2010 by The James.
An article at Rueters.com mentions that Sony’s CEO is set to have a meeting rival company Samsung Electronics. There are rumors that this meeting could be largely due to the popularity of the 3D home theater movement. If this is true, it is great news for the 3D industry, as this meeting would most likely [...]
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PassmoreLab Signs $200 Million Deal to Convert Grizzly Adams’ Library to 3D
Posted on 21. May, 2010 by The James.
San-Diego-based 3D production studio PassmoreLab announced today that it has signed an agreement with legendary production company Grizzly Adams® Productions to convert 500 of its 700 feature films, television series, and documentaries to 3D. According to Charles E. Sellier, founder and CEO of Grizzly Adams Productions, when completed, the estimated seven-year, $200 million project “will [...]
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3D Releases for 2010 – At least 17 more slated
Posted on 16. May, 2010 by The James.
Over at the The Independent, they reported that there are at least 17 more 3D movies slated for major theatrical release this year. Here’s a list of some of the titles: Shrek Forever After May 21 The fourth and final adventure of the giant animated green ogre in the land of Far, Far Away, starring [...]
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Apple set to make “magical” 3D displays…
Posted on 13. May, 2010 by "Mitch".
No this isn’t the normal magic of a multi-touch display. It’s a patent for a passive 3D multi-touch display with possible eye tracking. So in the next 2 to 5 years we should see some sort of device from Apple that takes advantage of 3D depth to further enrich the user experience, now that Apple is [...]
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Look3D – Stylish 3D Glasses
Posted on 12. May, 2010 by The James.
Over at ZDNet.com, they reported that the company Look3D has unveiled their new line of fashionable 3D eyeware. They come in a variety of styles, including Aviator. The glasses are covered by either a 6-month or 12-month warranty, depending on the style. Also, each pair is certified by RealD for either theatrical or television 3D [...]
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MasterImage 3D Expands Operations With Launch of European Office
Posted on 10. May, 2010 by The James.
MasterImage 3D Expands Operations With Launch of European Office Cinema Technology Veterans Brian Kercher and Andrew Lee Lead Efforts Out of UKs Pinewood Studios Burbank, CA (May 10, 2010) 3D company MasterImage 3D, LLC has expanded its operations with the opening today of its European office. Located in the UKs legendary Pinewood Studios, the [...]
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3D Android Phone – Motorola MT810 Ophone
Posted on 09. May, 2010 by The James.
Over at Techpinger.com, they wrote that Motorola is working on an Android based phone that will have a 3D viewing option similar to the one that has been rumored on the Nintendo 3DS. Don’t worry, no glasses required. The phone will have an optical filter that flips down over the screen. With the filter down, [...]
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UPDATE – Dark Crystal 3D – Third Magazine Sources Confirmed
Posted on 06. May, 2010 by The James.
Months ago, we broke a story about The Power of the Dark Crystal (sequel to The Dark Crystal) being released in 3D and including a mix of live action and puppetry. Apparently, our sources were spot on, it’s been confirmed widely on many blogs, including News in Film. Of course, no one gives Third Magazine [...]
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3D Glasses Incompatible – Blame Samsung and Panasonic
Posted on 06. May, 2010 by The James.
Considering the backlash that 3D televisions are getting from all the naysayers complaining about having to wear glasses and the cost, Samsung and Panasonic decided that they would like to make it even harder on the industry to succeed (can you sense my annoyance). Engadget reported that the active shutter glasses that are used to [...]
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