1. No example video? :(

Posted at 8:31PM on Oct 14th 2007 by Andrew

2. yes example video. http://www-e2.ijs.si/3DLANCMaster/Clips/default.htm

Posted at 11:32PM on Oct 14th 2007 by David

3. You could always go the red and green glasses route, but i'm not sure if they can do color...

Posted at 11:01AM on Oct 16th 2007 by Wolf

4. Screw 3-D, I would do video HDR processing, set the exposure high on one cam and low on another and then composite them, you could get some interesting video that way.

Posted at 12:23PM on Oct 16th 2007 by Scott

5. Too bad they don't prevent the operator from looking like a hopeless dweeb!

Posted at 5:56PM on Oct 17th 2007 by HeywoodJ

6. what the use of this

Posted at 3:45PM on Oct 18th 2007 by fk

7. I didn't see any reference to how this would be used to simulate 3-d. Would be great to see a 3-d projector setup. I have made plans but not sure if it would work. Play each "eye" of the video synchronized to 2 projectors with polarized filters rotated 90 degree angles to eachother. overlap the images on a screen then use polarized glasses with the lenses at 90degree orientation difference to see the different images in each eye. Pretty sure this is how IMAX-3d works.

Posted at 11:32AM on Oct 20th 2007 by ThePlumber

8. looks like the links are all broken. Did Sony have something to do with this? I was interested in viewing the demo video and in getting more info about the system.

Posted at 7:16AM on Oct 22nd 2007 by Dan

9. How do you watch those videos? I managed do it by crossing my eyes but I had to try very hard (though I would consider myself well trainied in eye-crossing. Anyone remember the "magic eye" books from a few years ago?). I guess there must be an easier way to get the 3D impression...

Posted at 8:06AM on Oct 22nd 2007 by lejupp

10. so, its like a moving 3d stereogram?
i did a flip book for art class one year kinda like this, with two matchin SLRs and mirrors. the trick then was keeping my eyes crossed as the pages flipped. but once focused, it was friggin awesome.

baadford

Posted at 1:18AM on Oct 25th 2007 by baadford

11. all u silence, this man is genius.

Posted at 3:24PM on Oct 28th 2007 by yair

12. Couldn't you just use an ordinary camera and then later on double what you capture with software? Is it just me, or is this idea of using two cameras sort pointless if you can just do that.

Posted at 1:19AM on Nov 13th 2007 by Ben

13. I was wondering if you knew of an equation for triangulation - the relationship of the distance between the cameras, the angles of the cameras to the object, and the distance between the cameras and the object. Thanks

Posted at 11:57PM on Nov 28th 2007 by James

14. Since I have designed 3D LANC Master I am curious how did they get synchronisation within +/- 3ms? I've got sync within +-0.01ms with a pair of TRV900E.
However, it seems that newer SONY camcorders do not support frequency adjusting. So, 3DLM can be used only for initial synchronisation.

ben, if you want to see in 3D you need to "show" left picture to the left eye and right picture to the right one (taken form position which is "righter" than the left one). Pictures should be taken at the same instant.

Posted at 4:19PM on Dec 15th 2007 by crunchy