Yeah, so let me get this straight: in order to get the 3D effect while watching this, you have to bob left and right constantly? Or can you actually get the effect of the 16 different views in one stationary spot? And perhaps it was the quality of the video, but the "slight blurriness for small features" seemed to apply to absolutely everything.
Why would you need to bob your head sideways to see the effect? Unless you are one eyed of course. It's the only way to show that it's truly a 3D image, on your puny 2D display.
*No* you do *not* have to move around the room to see the effect. Most humans have two eyes and therefore two points of view while cameras and you computer screen have only one. The camera is moved so that you can see the different views at different places (ie left eye - right eye).
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Hahaha....sooooo lame!
Yeah, so let me get this straight: in order to get the 3D effect while watching this, you have to bob left and right constantly? Or can you actually get the effect of the 16 different views in one stationary spot? And perhaps it was the quality of the video, but the "slight blurriness for small features" seemed to apply to absolutely everything.
I'm afraid I have to pass on this technology.
@Mel. Prototype.
Why would you need to bob your head sideways to see the effect? Unless you are one eyed of course. It's the only way to show that it's truly a 3D image, on your puny 2D display.
This looks so much better in person (I presume).
@ do-i-have-to-move-guys:
*No* you do *not* have to move around the room to see the effect. Most humans have two eyes and therefore two points of view while cameras and you computer screen have only one. The camera is moved so that you can see the different views at different places (ie left eye - right eye).
Please, use your brain.