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 products and services for 3D glasses, 3DTV (3D video), 3D film (3D motion picture), 3D art ,and 3D print media. Having moved into professional HD after several years of working in SD, Dimension 3 used Bluefish444’s HD|Lust on two recent projects: “Night Of The Living Dead 3D” and “The Stewardesses 3D.” Slated for a 4th quarter 2006 release, “Night of the Living Dead 3D” is an homage to and re-imagining of the 1968 film. The 3D process, trade named Natural Vision, is based on the anaglyph principle (red/blue glasses). For filming, Dimension 3 built two custom lightweight dual, HDV 3D cameras, and filmed out to 35mm. The film features extensive handheld and Steadicam shots, a first in 3D films, according to company claims. Real-time 3D monitoring was also used on the set. After investigating a number of products on the market, Dimension 3 decided upon Bluefish444’s HD|Lust for its feature set and integration with Dimension 3’s current technology.