
Improved 3D movie of Locomotive 3007. This is a higher resolution version of a 3d vid I uploaded a year ago. I've re-done this because I wanted to see how it performs with the new 3d viewing support YouTube have introduced Using youtube's new yt3d:enable=true tag you can select a number if different viewing techniques including the use of anaglyphic 3d glasses, a mirror, or free viewing with either parallel or crossed eyes. The cross eye method is my preferred choice as it is full colour, requires no extra equipment and has no size restrictions. It can be tricky to master but if you need a little help you could try and make a set of training glasses. You can download a free pattern from my web site: www.clockworkrobot.com Alternatively a small wedge prism can also help with viewing. The High Definiton button appears to be broken for now but here's a work around. Just add: &hd=1 to the end of the URL. and you can also see some still photographs here: www.panoramio.com 26 August 2007. Locomotive 3007, a 60 year old engine originally built in Glasgow returns to the city and is put on display in Goerge Square. The 180-tonne steam locomotive which spent its working life in South Africa is to be an exhibit in the new Riverside Transport Museum. This is my first experiment with my new digital 3D camera setup. I usually do still 3D photography but my new sony DSC-V3's do video so I thought I'd have a try at a 3D movie. For those who ask how it's done: You have 2 cameras strapped <b>...</b>
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