Last month in the 3-D NEWS you read Lawrence Kaufman’s positive review of 3D A-to-Z, byRichard Kroon. This is a book so good that I am submitting my own review in depth for the LA 3D Club web site. To begin with, this is a book that should be purchased by any 3D imaging enthusiast… [Continue Reading]
Fabulous 3D A-to-Z Book Available at Large Discount to 3D Club Members
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Beginner’s Guide to i3DSteroid and i3DCamera
December 20, 2011 2 Comments
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Martin Scorsese’s “Hugo”
December 19, 2011 Leave a Comment
“HUGO” is the film we 3-D enthusiasts have been waiting decades for!!! DON’T MISS THIS FILM!! It’s got everything, and virtually every detail is done to perfection. Technically it’s perfect, dimensionally it’s subtle and thrilling every moment. Even the gorgeous distant shots (of Paris, no less) are hyperstereo, but perfectly comfortable to view. The historical… [Continue Reading]
Green 3-D Glasses
October 7, 2011 Leave a Comment
3-D just became eco-friendly! Earth friendly products and concepts are important. The modern era of 3-D arrived in November 2005 with the release of “Chicken Little” and the number of theaters that have gone 3-D has mushroomed along with the number of movies being released in 3-D. There’s been a sharp increase in the number of… [Continue Reading]
Instructions for using StereoPhoto Maker 4.34 to format images for the Hasbro My3D viewer
July 8, 2011 4 Comments
The Hasbro My3D stereoscopic viewer is a binocular viewer designed for viewing side-by-side 3-D images on iPhone and iPod Touch viewing screens. Originally introduced at US$35, as of this writing the price has dropped to US$25. However, it seems to have good quality lenses of 1” (25mm) diameter with about a 4” (101mm) focal length…. [Continue Reading]
Werner Herzog’s Cave of Forgotten Dreams
May 31, 2011 Leave a Comment
Werner Herzog’s Cave of Forgotten Dreams is not your typical Hollywood 3D entertainment and it’s worth the time, effort and money to see it, if for nothing else, to get the experience of being in that cave. It’s a documentary about the oldest cave paintings ever discovered, the Chauvet cave system in southern France discovered in 1993. The last humans were there 28,000 years… [Continue Reading]
Movie Review — “Rio” 3D
May 31, 2011 Leave a Comment
Now here is a movie to which I must confess I have a prejudice — I am a small parrot owner! As such, I can state with much delight that the parrot characters in the story are “spot on,” with some exaggeration you would expect for a cartoon, of course! One such exaggeration, the varied… [Continue Reading]
Movie Review — “Gnomeo and Juliet” 3D
May 31, 2011 Leave a Comment
Ever wonder what those lawn ornaments (the ones that look like refugees from a fairy story) do in their spare time when you are not around? “Gnomeo and Juliet,” a skilfully animated 3D romp, proposes that they may be reworking a classic Shakespeare plot into a story that contains no resemblance to the original Shakespeare… [Continue Reading]
Inexpensive but High Quality 3D Theater
May 31, 2011 1 Comment
Sick of the exorbitant prices being charged for 3D movie showings? Well, for a very refreshing change, I attended a showing of “Gnomeo and Juliet” in RealD at the 2nd run Starplex La Mirada Movies 7 Theater, at 15296 Rosecrans Avenue, La Mirada, CA 90638, tel. (714) 739-1010 (Actually, in spite of its address, the… [Continue Reading]
Carmen 3-D Review
March 10, 2011 1 Comment
“Carmen 3D” was outstanding!. Superb performances – acting as well as singing — by soprano Christine Rice (Carmen), tenor Bryan Hymel (Don Jose), and soprano Maija Kovalevska (Micaela). Among the many excellent performances, Rice delivers as an earthy Carmen on several fine arias, and Hymel’s impassioned arias at the end are energizing and positively gripping. Hymel… [Continue Reading]