How can titanic be in 3d

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Discussion threads can be closed at any time at our discretion. Titanic 3D is a surprisingly decent 2D to 3D conversion Titanic's post-conversion 3D is surprisingly pretty good, reckons Luke. To put that in perspective, more people have scaled the summit of Mt. Everest, or flown in space. The new expedition, scheduled for May , will mark the first time a team has approached the wreck since Imaging and navigation technology have advanced significantly since then, and since the famous expedition when director James Cameron captured footage of the Titanic for his eventual blockbuster.

You can view it for yourself with this KML file. If you know of any other excellent 3D models of the ship, please leave a comment and let us know. Mickey has been using Google Earth since it was released in , and has created a variety of geo-related sites including Google Earth Hacks. When creating depth using parallax, the director can use either negative parallax, which makes objects appear closer than the viewing screen, or positive parallax, which makes them appear further away. The artificial horizon is rendered simply by having objects on the screen appear as far apart as our eyes, about 2.

For 3D TV that may mean that the left and right images would each be shifted quite a bit to make an object appear at infinity. Negative parallax — objects popping out of the screen — is also limited by our ability to fuse images quickly. Even more than positive parallax, overuse can result in viewer discomfort.