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Jump to: 3DVX3 FOOTAGE
Since the introduction of the 3DVX3 camera system, we have been inundated with requests for sample
footage. Presenting high quality 3D on the internet poses many challenges. We will strive to
provide the best samples in as many different formats as possible. Strictly for image quality
analysis, the first samples we are posting are 2D, 1280x720p QuickTime.
![]() International Truck's B.I.G annual meeting required something equally big. They chose a 60 foot wide stereoscopic presentation created by 21st Century 3D and Big Picture Chicago. The uncompressed image quality and 4:4:4 color capabilities of the unique 3DVX3 camera system fit the bill. The 3D movie merged seamlessly with their panoramic BlendPro presentation that also included 2D videos and Powerpoint presentations. ![]()
![]() When LG Electronics and Fathom Communications set out on the Livin' LG nationwide bus tour, they had 21st Century 3D along for the ride. The central component of this retro-futuristic double decker multimedia experience is a two and a half minute 3D walk in the virtual park as we see LG's top of the line mobile communications products in action. Due to space constraints in the bus, 42" flat panel televisions had to be used. The red and blue anaglyph system was the only 3D display technology that would be practical. To maximize anaglyph image quality, a revolutionary miniature video server with touch screen interface was developed by 21st Century 3D. ![]()
![]() In January of 2005, Goodyear launched Silent Armor technology in their Fortera and Wrangler product lines. These products represented a huge leap forward in SUV tire technology and required an equally impressive introduction at the annual Goodyear Dealer meeting. ADM Productions of Port Washington NY turned to 21st Century 3D to help shoot this exciting 3D piece. This was the first production to utilize 21st Century 3D's exclusive 3DVX3 camera technology, inaugurating the 3DVX prototype camera. The ultra light weight and superb versatility of the 3DVX allowed Director Tony DeMartino and DP John Dunn the creative freedom to easily shoot from SUVs (both interior and exterior), a helicopter and even hand held. Ease of use translated to more setups in less time and more bang for Goodyear's buck. ![]()
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![]() Pfizer kicked off the US launch of its anti-fungal VFEND with a powerful 3D production from 21st Century 3D. Presented to an audience of over one thousand, this four and a half minute computer animated piece literally had the crowd on their feet. Technical director Tom Mendenhall actually said "In 25 years, I have never seen an audience give a standing ovation to a piece of video." Not until now, that is! 21st Century 3D partnered with Jack Morton Worldwide on this and other projects. Jack Morton Worldwide produces shows and events for some of the nations largest pharmaceutical and high tech companies. ![]()
![]() For the US introduction of its new Business Blueprinting technology, Unisys turned to 21st Century 3D. This five minute promotional video wowed the crowd of nearly 500 industry experts at the posh Rainbow Room launch in New York City. It has been shown around the world as the centerpiece in Unisys Business Blueprinting international launch meetings. ![]()
![]() Kodak recently launched an innovative new autostereoscopic display. Using patented optical technology, Kodak has created a system that allows individual viewers to experience extremely high definition stereoscopic images without the use of eye wear or headgear. This remarkable display is a breakthrough for the medical, research, scientific and defense industries to name only a few. To showcase the display's capabilities, Kodak had 21st Century 3D create an educational demonstration video that highlighted the benefits of stereoscopic vision systems. ![]()
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VIRTUAL REALITY Video: QuickTime (4.6 megs) | Windows Media ![]()
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