Engadget has an image of Komamura’s two-headed Horseman 3D camera . . . like those folks I am disappointed that it’s not digital. Instead of getting a film camera at this point, I would suggest sticking to the digital alternatives. See the other posts in the 3D category here for more.

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James Cameron is out hitting the pavement with his message of hope, joy, and box office success . . . 3-D can save Hollywood, says director . . . James Cameron, director of Titanic, the most successful film of all time, has called on Hollywood to “fight for survival” with a return to 3-D movies.…

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More high definition 3D is on the table . . . anaglyph and otherwise . . . Dimension 3 goes HD with Bluefish444 . . . Dimension 3 goes HD with Bluefish444 April 7, 2006—Dimension 3 (www.d3.com) has recently started using Bluefish444’s HD| Lust video card on several 3D projects (8212Bluefish444 (www.bluefish444.com). Dimension 3 offers…

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The good news . . . Superman Returns is set to be the first live action film converted to IMAX 3D for simultaneous release in regular and IMAX theatres in both 2D and 3D formats. The bad news . . . it’s only twenty minutes of screen time that’s going to be in 3D .…

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Amanda Pierre writes about an exhibit that displays bridges in stereoscopic glory . . . Bridge exhibit shows off engineering feats . . . Swiss designers and their landmark works are featured in the display at Grinnell College. It’s been a long time since basic bridges were considered feats of engineering. But now, it’s not…

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A bit on the kool side . . . 1st 3-D image of coelacanth produced . . . The Tokyo Institute of Technology and GE Yokogawa Medical Systems Ltd. have joined forces to successfully produce the world’s first 3-D image of a coelacanth, a species of fish that has survived unchanged in the Earth’s oceans…

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Right now, it’s not that great a product . . . just some dots . . . but the potential and implications go much further . . . Japanese researcher shows off real 3D images . . . The National institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology invented the device displaying “real 3D images” which…

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While I don’t use the “standard” per se, this is an interesting and helpful approach to setting up digital stereoviews . . . Thorpe Digital Stereoview Standard. I tend to use a format that will give me full 4X6 prints with all image and no text as I will normally print views with the local…

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Some wonderful images in a variety of formats in the Cascade galleries for the CSC 2005 Events.

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Whether you read French or not, the online stereographic galleries of 3D images of all variety at the Stereo-Club Francais Gallery are well worth a visit. The menus are fairly intuitive and for image types they use icons at the main page to guide you. Of course, my wife will head straight toward the stereoviews…

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The folks at SplitFish GameWare are marketing their eyeFx 3D Adapter for Sony Playstation 2. This is the only true 3D console game adapter. It doesn’t work with all games, they do have a list of compatible games on their webpages and you can play around with those not on the list to see what…

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Gene Levine has created a very interesting collection of original Color Stereo Stereograms, including stereo pairs, anaglyphs, animated stereograms, anaglyphs, and much much more. The site is an intriguing display and well worth the visit.

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Some amazing red-blue anaglyphs in the Photos En Relief Anaglyhp Gallery . . . of special interest to my wife and daughter are the cat and other animal pieces.

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Even more of Victor Bach’s entertaining 3D photographic images here. I had missed the root gallery in my previous post about his Lemons in Water. Worth a look-see.

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Brian Greenstone, of Austin, Texas, has some amazing anaglyphs online at his Panomundo: Anaglyphs galleries. There are some very beautiful scenics as well as other subject matter. Be sure to click on the thumbnails to go to the full size images as they are well worth the visit.

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Russian photographer Victor Bach has a marvelous gallery of stereophotos of lemons being dropped into a glass of water . . . Фото автора BE711 Личный фотосайт . . . I know what you’re thinking . . . yes, it sounds like a very mundane subject but the images are just plain outstanding. Even in…

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This is an interesting exploration of the Olympics in 3D and how the photographer handled the issues associated with shooting the Athens 2004 Olympic Games in 3D. Go down the page to see the making of piece as well as some vintage shots from the 1906 Olympic games in 3D. The gallery has some interesting…

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Interesting developments in the arena of digital cameras . . . Pixel Counting Joins Film in Obsolete Bin . Over ninety percent of all new cameras purchased are digital and most of the film camera manufacturers have discontinued producing them. It’s a digital future. Likewise, industry insiders are predicting that the megapixel count wars may…

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It’s not really new technology per se but it certainly is kool . . . The Daily Northwestern – New technology brings Mars to Evanston . . . A small room tucked away on the second floor of Northwestern’s library has the capacity to take a student out of this world with a pair of…

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Check out the galleries of winners and other entries for the First International Digital Anaglyph Contest:. There are some amazing red-blue anaglyphs there. Wow.

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I am an idjit when it comes to things mechanical, electronic, or DIYish. However, for those with the know-how and inclination, John Thurston has placed a PDF file online about how to Build Your Own Nikon Stereo Camera. Please be patient with the link, it goes straight to the PDF and a few folks have…

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Big news . . . the field just got a lot smaller . . . Konica Minolta withdraw from camera business . . . no more cameras, film, the works . . . some of the Konica and Minolta assets will go to Sony for Digital SLRs but the rest of the business is getting…

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Patryk Rebisz has some beautiful pieces in his Fake Flatness gallery of short quicktime clips that are like wobble stereos but much more beautiful. Well done work. Wow. See his films and videos as well.

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Hmmmm . . . something new to learn every day . . . Camera Toss . . . the art of throwing your camera in the air while it takes an eposure and seeing what random prettiness you get. Here is a pool of cameratoss images shared by folks from all over the planet who…

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