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3D Music Video – Glu (performance version) KMQ Test This video is a “quick” 3D music video created using the Panasonic SDT750 3D Camcorder – plus a heap of animating time! All created in After Effects.Enhanced Dimensions is giving away a whole heap of cool 3D freebies. 3D Cards, 3D Videos and 3D Desktops – all for FREE! Visit enhanced-dimensions.com right now to grab the goodies. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ The Stereoscopic 3D Video Channel is an online 3D TV channel dedicated to showing the best in creative stereoscopic 3D videos and 3d animations. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ LEARN HOW TO MAKE 3D VIDEOS FOR YouTube & YT3D If you are interested in learning how to create Stereo 3-d videos, or how to convert 2d to 3d movies using Adobe After Effects please visit enhanced-dimensions.com/wordpress for comprehensive tutorials. FREE 3D GOODIES Get FREE 3d glasses, 3D Cards, 3D Videos, 3d desktops and more from enhanced-dimensions.com/wordpress For more info on Enhanced Dimensions: Contact us on 3d@enhanced-dimensions.com +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ The Stereoscopic 3D Video Channel on YouTube www.youtube.com The Stereoscopic 3D Channel on Vimeo vimeo.com/channels/stereoscopic3d The Stereoscopic 3D Channel TESTBED on Vimeo vimeo.com/groups/steroscopic3dchanneltestbed +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Built and tested for Cyan Red 3D Glasses in Adobe After Effects. A 3D Stereoscopic Production for Enhanced Dimensions by Andrew Murchie.
Tom Dunmore reports live from the Panasonic Stand at The Gadget Show Live 2011 to tell you more about our 3D VIERA NeoPlasma & LED LCD TVs, VIERA Connect, 3D Blu-ray recorders, Lumix cameras, camcorders and our range of white goods for 2011. This video was shot on a Lumix GH2 ———————————————————————————————————- The first thing you’ll see when you walk through the doors at The Gadget Show Live is the Panasonic stand – the largest at the show. 3D is right at the heart of what Panasonic is doing at the show. From our Full HD 3D VIERA VT30 NeoPlama TVs – which are available in sizes up to 65 inches – to our 3D LED TVs at 32 and 37 inches, if you fancy something a little smaller. We also have a huge range of 3D Blu-ray home theatre systems showcased at our stand. But 3D is about more than a beautiful TV – Panasonic are doing more than anyone else to ensure there is plenty to watch in 3D. At The Gadget Show Live we are showcasing our range of 3D Blu-ray players, along with the most famous 3D film of all, Avatar. The Avatar 3D Blu-ray Disc is exclusively available to Panasonic customers, and it’s certain that this will go down a treat at the show. If you fancy yourself as the next James Cameron, you can check out user-generated 3D video captured using Panasonic camcorders such as the HS900. A great Full HD, 2D camcorder, with 3MOS image sensor technology for peerless picture quality. Add the Conversion Lens …
3D Video – Fuji W1 VS Panasonic SDT750 Here’s some similar test shots taken first with the Panasonic SDT750 3D Camcorder then with the Fuji W1 3D Camera. I thought this would be of interest to those considering purchasing either device. Note the Fuji’s videos have been stretched to fill the frame but it is interesting to see the 3D for comparison, as well as the detail and quality. Apologies for the shaking – my gloves were off and it was pretty cold. Enhanced Dimensions is giving away a whole heap of cool 3D freebies this Christmas. 3D Cards, 3D Videos and 3D Desktops – all for Christmas and all for FREE! Visit enhanced-dimensions.com right now to grab the goodies. The Stereoscopic 3D Video Channel is an online 3D TV channel dedicated to showing the best in creative stereoscopic 3D videos and 3d animations. Enhanced Dimensions is proud to present some of the best stereoscopic 3d videos on YouTube and Vimeo. A 3D Stereoscopic Production for Enhanced Dimensions by Andrew Murchie.
Scott Mellish, Panasonic Australia Product Technology Trainer, takes us through the new panasonic VT20 Series Plasma 3D TV’s. The TV’s are available in a range of sizes between 50″ and 65″. Some of the features covered are the connectivity of the unit.
gamerlive.tv NVIDIA announced 3DTV Play with its partner Panasonic today. 3DTV Play will enable 3D LCD, LED and Plasma TVs, such as those by Panasonic, to play 3D games and Blu-Ray 3D movies from PC to TV using NVIDIA’s new 3DTV software and a NVIDIA GeForce graphic-enabled PC. The software will retail for $39.99. Concurrent with the announcement, NVIDIA showed off 3DTV for the first time on Panasonic’s Touch the Future Tour. GamerLive.TV got an exclusive first look preview of the new technology as it caught up with the tour in Hollywood, California. Read about about NVIDIA’s 3DTV at www.gamerlive.tv **************************************** *** SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL! http **************************************** *** Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com **************************************** *** Thanks for subscribing, watching, commenting and rating! Check out the latest game trailers, videos and news at gamerlive.tv
Best 3D TV — Panasonic VT30 Series Plasmas Available in new 55″ and 65″ sizes, Panasonic raised the performance bar from last years VT20 and VT25 series plasmas. The VT30 has improved cosmetics, more Internet streaming sources and TV apps now under the name VIERA Connect. The most important criteria we use is picture quality. While we can’t run test signals and do light level readings on the show floor we made a number of visual observations that will be reinforced when we get our first sample. Panasonic clams deeper blacks that the current model. We observed deep black levels during the demo. The drop appears very significant and finally may challenge the long discontinued Pioneer Kuro plasma in the inky black department. Panasonic also claims improvements in energy efficiency using 25% less power than its 2010 model. In addition, Panasonic boasts a 30% brightness improvement due to new phosphors. Panasonic spokesman also announced better 3D performance and signal processing, a bold comment considering last year’s models were widely reviewed to have the best 3D images in the industry. Panasonic 2011 3D models use new radio frequency 3D sync and are significantly lighter than the previous years models for more comfort. *** Best In Show- Panasonic TCP-VT30 Plasmas After looking at all the new products from Sony, Samsung, LG, Vizio, Philips and others the Panasonic TCP-VT30′s combination of outstanding image quality, deep rich black levels, Internet connectivity and …
Doctor Gadget on Extra with the Panasonic 50″ HD 3D TV and 1 year of Direct TV
Scott Mellish, Panasonic Australia Product Technology Trainer, takes us through the new panasonic VT20 Series Plasma 3D TV’s. The TV’s are available in a range of sizes between 50″ and 65″. Some of the features covered are the Neopanel and colour pallete.
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