Taiwanese media website Economic Daily News [Google Translate] (via GforGames) is reporting that Apple may be gearing up to introduce a glasses-free 3D display on next year’s iPhone. The site also reports that Apple is aiming to create a 3D “hardware and software ecosystem.”
via Next iPhone Rumored to Carry Glasses-free 3D Display – Mac Rumors.
I have posted a demo video clip of Youtube’s new 60 fps support.
To play at 60 fps, you must select 720p or 1080p viewing modes and use the Chrome browser and the HTML5 video player. The Flash player (used in many other browsers, by default) does not appear to support 60 fps and just stops working.
However, if you wish to watch 3D clips on Youtube, then you probably still want to use the Flash-based video player – but it appears we probably will not be watching 60 fps in 3D. It’s possible as we can always upload side-by-side 3D videos in 60 fps mode, but the HTML5 player will display them in their original side-by-side format – you may have to manually switch your TV or monitor to side-by-side 3D mode in that case, in order to watch in 3D.
Youtube has been experimenting with 60 fps for a while, but only with selected users. Today, 60 fps is now live for everyone.
YouTube now supports 60fps playback, and video games look amazing | The Verge.
I saw a prototype of this technology in 2013 – its awesome! Add glasses free 3D viewing to your Apple iPad:
Leveraging many years of 3D industry experience, Ooyavah has created a glasses-free 3D viewing solution for the world’s most popular tablet – the Apple iPad.
from Ooyavah. The product itself is named Pryzma.
Click here to learn how it works.
It combines a state of the art lenticular lens overlay, on the Apple iPad screen, with use of the iPad’s camera to track your eyes in real time, automatically adjusting the screen’s content to deliver true and accurate glasses free 3D viewing your left and right eyes.