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Comment by don118on Jan 12, 2010 9:39am
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RE: RE: No Warrants--That's nice

RE: RE: No Warrants--That's niceNew dimensions
Battelle helps refine 3-D camera technology that could change film-making
Battelle researchers are working with a Canadian company to create a camera that might change the way movies are made, whether by Hollywood directors creating big-budget films or parents shooting a grade-school musical.
The work involves high-definition, 3-D technology, the same that gives moviemakers the power to shoot eye-popping extravaganzas such as Avatar.
The twist is the new work involves one camera and a single lens. For years, 3-D productions required two cameras, or single cameras outfitted with multiple lenses.
https://www.dispatch.com/live/content/science/stories/2010/01/10/sci_threedca
m.ART_ART_01-10-10_G3_P3G7TMC.html?sid=101
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