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3D cameras now available for the masses
03/04/11
3D cameras now available for the masses
Even if you're not doing much filming or wouldn't be interested in getting one - or can't afford it, like me - check out this consumer-grade video camera sold by Amazon.com designed to shoot 3D video. I was amazed that they're actually available to the general public.
I mean, I bought a perfectly good $79 video camera that generally I couldn't even use it in HD because the files were too graphically intense for Windows Media Maker to edit them on my old computer. (I had to shoot CIF, or standard mode.)
Now that I've upgraded my newer computer by boosting the memory from 1 gig to 3 and the disk space from .08 terabytes (that's 80 gig to you) to 2 terabytes, I believe I now should be able to try doing my YouTube videos in HD.
Watch for my next exciting film, "How to make an Omelette, in HD!", coming soon to a computer near you.
It just occurred to me that I can't use a 3D camera, I wouldn't know whether the shots were right. I'm blind in one eye, so I do not have depth perception. No parallax.
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