Panasonic new 3D HD video Camera
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Panasonic 3D: Just Slightly Ahead of its Time
one single camera that uses twin WALLE style lenses that records two streams of cideo onto its P2 memory cards.
At the 3DX Festival in November 2008, Jon Landau, the executive producer for James Cameron, said, “3D was the biggest thing in cinema to come along since stereo”.
Jon Landau was also at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas in January 2009 at the Panasonic booth praising the advancements of 3D in the home - from Panasonic. When Mr. Landau saw the quality of Panasonic's 103" plasma, he said that, “watching it is like dreaming with your eyes open!”
So, will James Cameron's Avatar 3D be the first 3D Blu-ray disk?
Panasonic has also created the "Panasonic Hollywood Laboratory Advanced Authoring Center (PHL-AC)" in February of 2009, which is located inside it's Panasonic Hollywood Laboratory (PHL) in Universal City, California. This branch of Panasonic is expected to speed up 3D Full HD (FHD) Blu-ray format development. And, they will work directly with Hollywood studios in providing 3D title development services for 3D FHD (Full HD) Blu-ray titles.
Panasonic 3D: Just Slightly Ahead of its Time
one single camera that uses twin WALLE style lenses that records two streams of cideo onto its P2 memory cards.
At the 3DX Festival in November 2008, Jon Landau, the executive producer for James Cameron, said, “3D was the biggest thing in cinema to come along since stereo”.
Jon Landau was also at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas in January 2009 at the Panasonic booth praising the advancements of 3D in the home - from Panasonic. When Mr. Landau saw the quality of Panasonic's 103" plasma, he said that, “watching it is like dreaming with your eyes open!”
So, will James Cameron's Avatar 3D be the first 3D Blu-ray disk?
Panasonic has also created the "Panasonic Hollywood Laboratory Advanced Authoring Center (PHL-AC)" in February of 2009, which is located inside it's Panasonic Hollywood Laboratory (PHL) in Universal City, California. This branch of Panasonic is expected to speed up 3D Full HD (FHD) Blu-ray format development. And, they will work directly with Hollywood studios in providing 3D title development services for 3D FHD (Full HD) Blu-ray titles.