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Homebrew 3D Movies PDF Print E-mail
Written by D. Eric Franks   
Friday, 08 January 2010 13:33

Look out, James Cameron, the next Avatar is being made by a guy in his garage with a homemade 3D camera. Or not.

This awesome hack (by Mr. Eric Kurland) is going to require a bit of off-the-shelf gear and a good deal of enthusiasm. First, you'll need two identical camcorders. Second, you'll need a computer (done!) and some software (StereoMovie Maker - free!). Finally, you'll need a way to display your movie via a pair of projectors. Ah, now we are talking about an unusual setup. Still, this is basically how real, traditional 3D movies were projected in theaters back in the day and the fact that super nerds like you and me can do it in our living rooms today is, well, really cool.

Check out Mr. Kurland's project, even if you have no intention at all of creating your own 3D home movies, because the background, the project and the history is fascinating. And if you nerd out to this sort of thing, Make Magazine is worth the subscription.

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Homebrew 3D Movies
Feb 27 2010 08:10:53
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I hasten to point out that whenever there's something cool like this going on, there's always an Amiga monitor somewhere nearby...

At this point I think I could spot a 1084 like thta one in the background blindfolded.
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