Who's getting one for Christmas?

badfinger · #1 11-14-2011, 08:00 PM

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Originally Posted by flyingblind

It was in one of the forums. Because the latest screens being developed for phones, cameras etc are that resolution then they would undoubtably be used in visors.

I looked at two 3D TV's at Best Buy, recently, and was not impressed. The 3D affect was made by what looked like flat cut outs of people, for instance, placed one in front of another, to make one seem closer than the other. The same was true for trees, boulders, and furniture, among other things. So, while there was what you might call "depth", it just wasn't realistic.

I decided to pass, until what I see on the screen looks like "Avatar". When the "Tree of Life" was burning, I would swear ashes were falling right in front of me.

binky9

recoilfx · #2 11-15-2011, 01:12 AM

Well, supposedly having the two independent screens will make the 3d experience better (no crosstalk). Also, many movies suffer from paper cut out effect because they were never captured in 3d or just didn't get good implementation.

I'd imagine games, where all the content is rendered on the fly(and hopefully tweaked based on user preferences), the 3d effects would be more realistic. Most of the people who have had experience with HMZ-T1 mentioned how incredible it was with the PS3 games.

Even if the 3d effect isn't really there, if the FOV of the screens is great enough, it'd be pretty immersive by itself.

Skoshi Tiger · #3 11-15-2011, 03:07 AM

•Virtual Image Size : 750 inches at 65 feet distance (effectively 150" at 12 feet)

Now with the spit fire having a wingspan of about 36' 10" (about 442"). That means at about 40' we'ld have a full sized plane?

Cool!

Not as good looking as their glastron from a few years back. They were only 800x600 but you could make them semi transparent and overlay your computer generated image over your real life view.

I never saw them in real life but the Australia Army was using them in a technology demonstration for their "Soldier of the Future" with data links and a video sight from their assult rifles!

Cheers!