Comments on: Three Companies to Watch in 3D

By: eman rezk

eman rezk — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 22:31:17 +0000

thank you for your replay, but i know that the film is static, i mean that if i record on it any shape i can't change it and my project depend on dynamic not static so i need to use DMD becuse i know that it is display dynamic object,if you can help me in my project i will be so greatful.

By: John Stevenson

John Stevenson — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 18:24:12 +0000

I would also add a low-tech camera company to this list - the 3D Film Factory. They market "cheap", accurate, very nice 3D beam-splitters and side-by-side camera rigs. For the first time, they're making 3D productions accessible to indie filmmakers like myself. I'm saying this because I purchased several of their 3D rigs and was very happy with the results. All the other companies making rigs aren't offering much that's new (these rigs have been around since the 50's), but charging an arm and a leg.

Thanks John Stevenson

By: eman rezk

eman rezk — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 16:50:21 +0000

I make now my graduation project. the idea of it is display 3d hologram in air. i want to use DMD (digital micro mirror device) for displaying the hologram but i can’t know how to use it to display 3D hologram in air,can any one help me for this purpose,and if any one know the hardware tell me.
thanks very much.
I will wait the respond.

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By: Angela Wilson Gyetvan

Angela Wilson Gyetvan — Wed, 13 May 2009 20:27:04 +0000

Jose: Thanks ever so much for the coverage; it was a pleasure talking to you -- I appreciate the in-depth research you do for each article. I also realize that coverage is limited to the vagaries of word count, and want to point out that 3ality Digital's image acquisition and processing technologies extend deep into the broadcast and display side of the business, allowing the transport of 3D content through regular 2D HD pipes (without taking up more bandwidth!), and allowing the experience to be optimized for the display system that is awaiting it at the other end. We're the only supplier of end-to-end solutions for live-action digital 3D; we're not confined to providing just production, as are most of the other companies usually mentioned in the space, because we offer the only systems that capture and manipulate all the metadata necessary for great 3D imagery, right from the start. This, of course, is of great interest to broadcast and cable companies, as well as to consumer electronics manufacturers.