3D Fundamentals & Craft

  • February 28, 2016
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3D MAY BE ALL BUT DEAD BUT THE CRAFT LESSONS OF 3D ARE NOT

Its most recent demise has been nothing short of astonishing. As recently as four years ago 3D seemed atop of

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  • December 10, 2013
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VIDEO SHOOTER 3rd Edition Now Available!

It’s finally here!  With lots of new and updated material,  including discussion questions for educators and in-depth chapters on the

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  • October 29, 2012
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3D Training in the UK

The moribund state of 3D has left manufacturers and broadcasters in a state of bewilderment and deep despair. Yet if

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  • November 28, 2011
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The Right Interaxial For You

It’s not a stupid question. Consider the major strength and weakness of the Panasonic 3DA1 is its orthostereoscopic 60mm interaxial.

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  • September 30, 2011
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The French are Going 3D – Even If Others Aren’t

In a recent poll about 80% of Americans were said to hold a negative view of 3D entertainment movies and

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  • July 31, 2011
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Seeing Red in 3D Quality Control

Comfortable 3D viewing requires matching left and right eye photography. The QC session can help identify obvious faults. I recently

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  • June 15, 2011
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Spreading the Wealth of 3D Knowledge

Barry Braverman leads eager students at a multi-day 3D workshop at Palomar College in June 2011. It isn’t too often

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  • May 28, 2011
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Engineers & Post Wonks: Take a Hike!

This month I had the opportunity to lead a two-day Panasonic/DirecTV-sponsored workshop in connection with a national 3D student movie

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  • February 2, 2011
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India Gets It Right

The Panasonic 3DA1 one-piece camcorder is an excellent tool for teaching effective 3D storytelling skills. I’m back in India now

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  • November 11, 2010
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What do the Indians know?

I’ve been in Mumbai for several weeks teaching 3D camera skills to eager Indian filmmakers. It makes sense to me

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