Claims to analyze what your are watching and then adds Internet supplementary content in planes in front of the screen: Finally, A Way To Put 3D TV To Good Use.
There’s a Youtube video at the link that illustrates the idea.
Interesting.
Comparing camera image sensor size
Image sensor format – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Not exactly to scale but close I suppose:
Of interest, the popular 1/2.3″ sensor size used in most point and shoot compacts, is slightly larger than the original Super 8mm film frame.
The Nikon CX 1″ format is slightly larger than standard 16mm film frame size.
There are 4 mid-range formats (4/3ds, and flavors of APS-C), and then full frame. Where did the abbreviation APS come from? It’s based on the Advanced Photo System film negative used for film cameras in the 1990s. Today’s APS sensor digital cameras are roughly the same size as the APS frames.
The Nokia 808 PureView (the 41 megapixel smart phone) camera sensor is almost the same size as the Blackmagic pocket cinema camera.
My Nexus 4 smart phone camera takes pretty awful photos – and the video is downright sucky – certainly compared to Nokia and Apple iPhones. Not surprisingly, its got a smaller sensor – and the iPhones use back side illuminated CMOS sensors, making them more sensitive to light.
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4K TVs with passive 3D look really good
Written by a reporter who understands 3D much better than most reporters: 4K TVs with passive 3D: Finally, a good use for all those pixels | TV and Home Theater – CNET Reviews.
Having seen 4k 3D at CES, I agree – 4K will, once we have a broadcast and distribution standard, be a great way to deliver passive or glasses-free 3D.