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Sounds similar to the early Television systems that used a single neon bulb and a rotating perforated disc for the display, no?

Sounds similar to the early Television systems that used a single neon bulb and a rotating perforated disc for the display, no?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nipkow_disk

Sounds similar to the early mechanical Television systems that used a single neon bulb and a rotating perforated disc for the display,...

1. Not everyone can afford a new monitor. 2. Ghosting (while minimal) will ALWAYS be present in some views.  It's IMPOSSIBLE to eliminate as some crosstalk between between channels always...

Worth joining, plenty of good information in their newsletters.  You can download an example newsletter here: http://www.ohio3d.com/

Ditto.

..and NO 3D STILL recording capability!  Video only, with sensors smaller than a Fuji W3...and WAY  overpriced!   What was Sony thinking!!!

These statistics are probably the best answer.  Choose your camera link http://olegkikin.com/shutterlife/

I'm talking about "out of the box" sensor design, such as: http://www.dpreview.com/news/2013/2/27/rambus-shows-binaryt-pixel-sensor-technology-for-expanded-dynamic-range

I am unaware of any Apple solutions that perform as well as SPM, or any that even approach it.  Most mac users use a Windows simulator, then use SPM.   The workflow for photoshop might be very...

We have no idea of sensor designs in the pipeline, just what is currently available to them at present. I would expect that such information is highly guarded...

I believe Nikon is working in the background, preparing an earth-shaking DX pro camera that will "blow the pants" off of the competition...something no one is expecting...something to be proud of,...

Lenses ARE computers...OPTICAL computers...always have been.

These are great!

Did you download the help files with SPM, or just SPM?

SPM is the most popular software for digital stills. However, stereo photography has ALWAYS suffered from viewing issues.  Given the multitude of methods available today it's even worse, it's...

I guess we'll see on April 5th!

West Virginia? New River Valley??

Where I reside, the sky frequently DEMANDS 8mm.  Here's examples... http://www.flickr.com/photos/turbguy/6009558733/lightbox/ Look for the eye in the clouds in this...

Here's a springtime time lapse from 7400'.... Dimage 7, one shot every 30 seconds, at 30 fps... http://www.flickr.com/photos/turbguy/8578420257/in/photostream Wayne