Look at the Galaxy Samsung S5, S6, S7 and Note 8 phone scores to see the improvements made, over time.
Source: Disruptive technologies in mobile imaging: Taking smartphone cameras to the next level – DxOMark
Walmart (U.S.) has a good collection of 3D Blu-ray discs for sale
You’ll need to page through the multi-page list to find the 3D Blu-Ray options but there are many. This is nice to see as 3D titles became harder to find for sale as the 3D TV market collapsed.
Source: 3d movies on blu-ray – Walmart.com
Also, 3D movie “pay for view” is available from 3dcrave.com whose 3D channel is available on Roku and the Amazon Fire.
Google’s VR180 Cameras Are the Future of Point-and-Shoot | WIRED
Stereoscopic VR 180 is a very interesting creation. Would love to play with one of these new VR 180 cameras.
Source: Google’s VR180 Cameras Are the Future of Point-and-Shoot | WIRED
3d.coldstreams.com web site upgraded to use https security
This web site has been upgrade to use https secure access versus the older and non encrypted http.
There is nothing here that is controversial or secret that needs protection. However, Google announced some time ago that it would downgrade search results for content that is not accessible via https.
In effect, Google is forcing even hobby web sites to obtain digital certificates, which are marketed more for business use than personal use and can cost a substantial sum, for each web site you run. Today, there are less costly options available such as from https://www.sslforfree.com where obtained a valid certificate – with the caveat that the free certificate needs to be renewed every 3 months.
All access to the http://3d.coldstreams.com address will automatically translate to https://coldstreams.com/3d.
Visitors to the web site should not see any changes except that Firefox may issue a minor warning that some linked content on the page is to non-secure web sites.
Reporters still refer to 3D Goggles with a new twist: “goggle-free 3D”
Many biased reporters called 3D glasses “3D goggles” to insult the technology as best they could. They then simultaneously rave over VR helmets, which makes no sense.
My 3D glasses are nearly identical to my reading glasses, but no one says I’m wearing “reading goggles”! And we don’t wear “dark goggles” when we drive on a bright and sunny day!
Needless to say, another reporter has now invented the rude term “google-free 3D” to continue his insults. He is an idiot. Sorry.
Source: CES 2018: Power, speakers, and goggle-free 3D | Best Apple TV