Joining the same trend in other manufacturers, Nikon Plans to Stop Making Most Cameras That Use Film. Kodak and Canon have similarly gone digital away from film. Film camera sales have dropped dramatically, accounting for only 3% of Nikon’s sales this year down from 16% the previous year. Digital has pretty much won on the…

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Take a look at Jim Norman’s 3D images at Jim Norman 3D Photography, Imaging. He has done some very striking work.

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Kodak unveils the “world’s first dual lens digital camera” . . . Kodak EasyShare V570, dual CCD . . . so, is a fully featured stereodigicam for digital 3D photography so far off? This model is not 3D but Kodak did manufacture one of the most popular of the film stereocameras in the 1950s and…

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Interesting . . . Depp and Winslet to narrate Deep Sea 3D . . . ‘Finding Neverland’ co-stars Johnny Depp and Kate Winslet are set to join forces once again after signing on to narrate ‘Deep Sea 3D’, an exclusive Imax underwater documentary. The documentary is an Imax and Warner Bros. Pictures collaboration and was…

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Not sure how it will come off technically but the news is pretty impressive . . . Jaya TV to air first ever 3D serial: For the first time ever, an Indian television channel, and that too a Tamil one, will air a 3D serial. From mid January 2006, Jaya TV will air not one,…

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I once made a small little demonstration thingie for the 3D Stereoview Exchange that showed a bit on how mounting images in a stereo pair can affect the placement of the stereo window. The stereo window, is the viewing plane. The following demonstration images are from an old Realist shot of my daugther Kaye from…

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3D imaging pioneer widens horizons . . . full profile in The Herald . . . Think Princess Leia’s floating image in Star Wars … Unique visualisation technology which creates hi-tech 3D images has been developed in Glasgow. It is already being used in the oil and gas industry to improve exploration activity and has…

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The title of this release is longer than the article . . . Disney to Release Newest Animated Feature in REAL D Cinema Following Historic Success of ”Chicken Little” in 3-D; REAL D Cinema Presentation of ”Chicken Little” Gains Momentum with Cumulative 3-D Box Office Surpassing $7 Million Thanksgiving Weekend . . . but in…

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One of my dreams is to one day go to Burning Man . . . and when I do go . . . I too will take along a few of my hypnodiscs and stereocameras, but until then, Harold Baize has already been there and done that with one of the most wonderful online galleries…

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ByMal, aka Malcom Patterson has a wonderful online Stereo Photo Gallery filled with some truly wonderful 3D photography images. I am particularly fond of the great Renaissance Pleasure Faire sets. If you go to his main pages, you will find some very striking anaglyph sets as well.

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There are some interesting events caught via 3D photography in the Kronoma Stereoscopic Imaging Gallery. The images are sized for freeviewing but you may find yourself, like me, wishing they were a bit larger to enjoy the details along with the bright and brilliant colors.

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The PSA Stereo Division (Stereo Divsion of the Photographic Society of America) has some very worthwhile resources and galleries on their webpages. Of particular note for those interested in participating in stereophogoraphic (3D photography) salons or competitions is the exhibitions information which also has links to a number of 3D photography contests and galleries for…

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John Hart is the curator of a wonderful Stereo 3D Gallery of exhibitions of the work of various stereophotographers (3D photographers) with a variety of instruments and methods. The gallery allows you to choose from a variety of viewing methods as well for the images so you can get the options appropriate for your preferred…

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Looks like The Polar Express in IMAX 3D Returns This Holiday Season for an Exclusive IMAX-Only Engagement . . . as a special event only in IMAX milking that cow once again and getting on the milktrain . . . sure, it’s an incredible experience in IMAX in 3D but it feels a little early…

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Andy Carvin describes his experience with an autostereoscopic display and a boxing demo . . . Coming Soon: Godzilla in 3D! . . . clever post . . . I am intriguided by the idea of the screen scanning and tracking eye position to project the stereoscopic vision . . . I have not seen…

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The success of Chicken Little in the 3D theatres has solidified Disney plans for a stereoscopic version of Meet the Robinsons as well . . . Chicken Little is pulling nearly three times as much revenue in the 3D theatres than it is in conventional 2D screens . . . Chicken hit boosts Disney 3D…

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At the Hollywood Reporter, Sheigh Crabtree writes a fairly straightforward breakdown of some of the significant issues . . . plenty of work to do before 3-D saves day . . . while I would suggest some of the issues being debated are moot, others are pretty much fair play . . . Cost and…

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Some clarifications on the whole . . . ‘Star Wars’ saga headed for 3D . . . stuff. The LucasFilm folks are no longer standing firm on the 3D versions of the films starting to play in 2007 for the anniversary. Instead, they are tying the project into the number of digital screens out there…

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The gallery of entries and results for the Pikes Peak International Digital Stereo Photography Exhibition 2005 is now online. There are some beautiful shots there.  The introduction page is here.

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Scott Kirsner has written an excellent piece in the 14 Nov. 2005 issue of Hollywood Reporter on film, cinema, movies . . . and the current . . . agents of change. Read the original piece for a very indepth and well-written overview of this, that, and the other thing. Of particular interest, at least…

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A nice set of anaglyphic 3D (red-blue glasses) at . . . . albums by ender enon . . . the stereographs of the sunken city of Kekova are fascinating . . . 3D anaglyph photos showing more than 2000 years old Lycian city on the southern Turkey , sunken after an earthquake. Some part…

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More in the pipeline on . . . Low Cost 3D for the Home on the Way! IBM Demonstrates 3D TV Technology . . .posted about here recently. Nick Farrell . . . IBM is set to release 3D television technology which is nearly half the cost of current systems. 3D video has been around…

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