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Thursday, September 30, 2010
Samsung SyncMaster T260
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Wednesday, September 29, 2010
3D TV - How Does 3D Work?
Your brain creates a sense of depth in real life that gives depth perception and hence a 'real life image'. 3D Movies and TV images are created and can be used with 3D Glasses to fool the brain into thinking it's seeing a 'real life image'.
3D movies and TV broadcasts project a left and right image simultaneously onto the same screen, and then the glasses that you wear filter out the correct image to each eye, to create the sense of depth of a 'real life image'.
How is a 3D movie or TV Program filmed?
A 3D moving image begins by recording the way that our eyes see (from two different perspectives). Two HD cameras are used in a special camera apparatus to take left and right images of the chosen scene or subjects. What you then see is exactly what the camera operator views.
If the camera shots are set up with a 3D audience in mind, you can enable recording of the actual 'real life image' experience. If the camera operator is behind the goal of a football match or falling through the air with sky-divers in a movie, then the viewer at home or in the cinema can have almost the same experience.
Each image is then recorded sequentially (left and then right image) and can be broadcast live or saved for future broadcast.
How can I view 3D Moving Images?
There are two different 3D TV technologies.
1. Polarized screens, project both the left and right images onto the screen at the same time, and then a special filter on the glass polarizes the left and right images differently, such that your 3D glasses then use a different left and right lens to filter the correct image to each eye. Your brain then does the rest.
2. Active shutter glasses, switch between one eye and then the other in sync with the TV, which is alternating left and right images on the screen at a very high rate (50 frames per eye per second). This is fast enough that the brain sees no gaps, and again, takes the two different views from left and right eyes to merge them into an image with depth.
Are the glasses red and green/blue?
No. The red and green/blue glasses also known as anaglyph were used for 80's 3D movies. Although the principles are the same, Digital 3D delivers a far superior experience. Anaglyph images suffer from a loss of colour, as the method for filtering out the left and right images strip out colours from the image. They lead to images that the brain finds too difficult to process which can cause headaches and eye strain.
Do I need a 3D Ready TV?
Yes. 3D ready TVs are already being marketed and will also be HD ready. Some of the main manufacturers are: LG, Panasonic, Sony and Philips.
Active v Passive 3D explained
Active v Passive 3D refers to the type of glasses you have to wear to watch 3D.
Active glasses contain LCD lenses that alternately 'black-out' each eye depending on whether the right or left image is being displayed on the screen. They are referred to as active because they require a battery to operate the LCD lenses. The shuttering occurs so rapidly that you don't see the shutters just the amazing 3D picture.
Passive glasses use polarisation to separate out the left and right image. They are referred to as passive because the glasses do not require any power to operate them. These work with polarised TVs that use circular polarisation to deliver the two images to the viewer. The TVs have a polarized filter integrated into the screen, and when switched into a 3D mode, the filter orientates the light emitting from screen differently for the left and right image. When you put on the passive polarised glasses the left lens has a filter that blocks out the right image and right lens has a filter that blocks out the left image.
One important point to consider is the cost of replacing broken or lost 3D glasses. Active glasses will cost more than polarised glasses due to the additional technology they use. Active glasses will also occasionally need a new lithium battery (similar to a watch battery) when it runs out.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Canon Powershot SD790IS Digital Camera Review
One of the best canon cameras out there right now is the Canon Powershot SD790IS digital camera. After reviewing several other models, this one came out on top.
You will be quickly impressed with the startup speed of the camera and the qualities of the pictures from the Canon Powershot SD790IS are superb. You can take approximately 150 shots and still have lots of battery power. This feature alone puts this one in a class of its own. The flash recharge speed is extremely fast when compared to other thin digital cameras.
Pictures taken on the "auto" mode come out looking perfect and the color always seems accurate. Faces are not washed out; pictures taken in bright sunlight, distance shots or close up, all come out as you want them to, great!
The Canon Powershot SD790IS digital camera turns on and is ready to use almost instantly, and focuses quickly. Pictures turn out sharp and clear, even with the flash, the zoom works easily with a very accessible button, and there is absolutely no red eye.
The camera is small enough to fit into your pocket and surprisingly light. But don't let the small package fool you as this is one digital camera packed full of features with high quality construction. The body is made from metal rather than plastic which gives it a better feel and makes it sturdier.
The 3.0" LCD screen of the Canon Powershot SD790IS digital camera is bright, and is clearly visible even in bright sun. There is no need for a viewfinder with this one. Another good thing about this camera; it is possible to view images on the camera's screen without extending the lens. When turned off, just hold down the play button to turn on image playback. The lens won't pop out.
This is a great digital camera, and probably the best out there right now in its price range and even better than some more expensive models.
If you plan on shooting a lot in auto mode and want a thin camera with the 3 inch screen, the Canon Powershot SD790IS is the way to go. Another unique feature is that the camera can sense which way you're holding it and shifts the image on the screen.
This review of the Canon Powershot SD790IS digital camera is geared more toward the casual user pointing out features that most people would be interested in rather than from a more technical point of view.
Whether you are looking for a camera to take pictures of your vacations, week-end trips or the kids as they are growing up, the Canon Powershot 790IS digital camera is one that I highly recommend.
Mitsubishi 65" 1080p DLP HDTV & Stand
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Monday, September 27, 2010
Crysis 3D Game Clip in Stereoscopic 3D 1080p TRU3D
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Sunday, September 26, 2010
Phantom House 3D Trailer in Stereoscopic 3D 1080p TRU3D
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Saturday, September 25, 2010
Sony KDL40HX800 40-inch 1080p 240Hz 3D Ready LED Backlit LCD HDTV + Sony BDV-E570 Blu-ray Disc Player Home Entertainment System, Black
Sony KDL40HX800 40-inch 1080p 240Hz 3D Ready LED Backlit LCD HDTV + Sony BDV-E570 Blu-ray Disc Player Home Entertainment System, Black Review
Sony KDL40HX800 40-inch 1080p 240Hz 3D Ready LED Backlit LCD HDTV + Sony BDV-E570 Blu-ray Disc Player Home Entertainment System, Black Feature
- Full 3D Ready HD 1080p
- Wireless Network Ready
- PC Streaming Capable
Sony KDL40HX800 40-inch 1080p 240Hz 3D Ready LED Backlit LCD HDTV + Sony BDV-E570 Blu-ray Disc Player Home Entertainment System, Black Overview
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Sony KDL40HX800 40-inch 1080p 240Hz 3D Ready LED Backlit LCD HDTV
Experience premium picture quality with the BRAVIA HX800 Series 3D Ready LCD HDTV. Enjoy amazing contrast with the Dynamic Edge LED backlight plus sharp, vibrant images and crisp, fluid motion. You can also connect to the internet and stream the widest variety of online entertainment. Add the Sony sync transmitter and enjoy 3D movies, sports and videogames in Full HD 1080p picture quality or convert your 2D entertainment to 3D with the push of a button on your remote control 1.
Sony BDV-E570 Blu-ray Disc Player Home Entertainment System, Black
Experience Full HD 1080p and powerful 5.1channel HD surround sound with the Sony BDV-E570 Blu-ray Disc Home Theater System8. You can also wirelessly stream Netflix, Amazon Video on Demand, Slacker, YouTube and more or turn your iPhone or iPod touch into a remote control by downloading a free app.
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