Due to the overwhelming success of a film Avatar, James Cameron, 3D is becoming fashionable. Who has not gone to the cinema to watch Avatar, but in 3D? Nobody seems to want to see it in 2D, that what really matters in the film is the spectacle of three-dimensionality. Gone are the old systems based on colored glasses with one blue eye and one red. Technology was uncomfortable, could not see colors correctly and did not provide a great sense of realism. However, today modern polarized glasses allow a total immersion in the scene, a total color fidelity and a more pleasant experience.
Already prepared a flood of feature films in 3D. What about video? In our domestic TV? Well, oddly enough, the 3D will also get to the home entertainment industry. Virtually all manufacturers are going to release, so imminent, televisions capable of playing 3D content. Obviously, with well-known polarized glasses. For now, that can not perish away from the glasses. (Although there is research and prototypes to avoid it). The industry is seeking a renewed continuous electronic devices.
First buy HD TVs and now it exchanged for 3D TVs. It is the sign of the times. Like High Definition, which first sold the computer and then provides the content (it seems that TVE is finally broadcasting in HD for Spain) in 3D is going to happen the same. Until there is a huge park in 3D Computer nobody is going to broadcast in that format. In fact, even s4 DVDs sold in 3D, although there are plans to gradually bring 3D movies Blu-ray support. "And that it affects corporate audiovisual communication? The following very closely the phenomenon of 3D, and it is undeniable that in the medium term will be the video standard. Are already marketed (timidly, of course) the first professional camcorders that record in 3D. But its high cost, coupled with high processing requirements (double record Full HD image, need 200 Hhz processing, post-production is a hell) we suggest that you still have a few years this technology to be sued in a massive enterprise customers. For the moment, 3D TVs are not just in place and no demand for this technology beyond entertainment film, or, at most, to an ultra advanced Home Cinema. For the company, this system is long in coming, at least five years. Meanwhile,in comes High Definition! It not be said that the progress we enjoy when we arrive.
