The Modern World Of 3d

Lots of people still haven't seen a 3D movie, sports event or musical spectacular yet, but enthusiasts say that once good 3D is experienced, then there's no turning back. 2D just isn't good enough any more.

Whatever's at the cutting edge soon becomes normal.
While availability of programming is obviously very important for the development of the 3D market, consumers who haven't yet jumped on the 3D World are being enticed by more advanced offerings from the TV and hardware manufacturers.

Those who have been bothered about the size and weight of the 3D glasses they've been offered can now look forward to lighter and more comfortable designs. While we are still looking forward to glasses-free 3D TV, glasses-free 3D is already here on devices with smaller screens, such as portable gaming consoles and prototype laptops.

Nintendo's 3DS hand-held games console is the 3D development of the successful DS. Already in the hands of games players, the real advance here is that Nintendo has eliminated the need for glasses. The response has been that the gaming specialist has a killer piece of hardware on its hands, backed up with a strong software line-up.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, people in the industry and gamers have reacted well, typically noting that 3D gameplay is almost universally a better a experience than 2D gameplay. The future for 3D TV and 3D gaming seem very much interlinked.

While many professional movie-makers are using twin HD cameras fixed to stereo jig, a consumer version of the 3D camera used to shoot Avatar is in development. With a simple, compact solution for shooting our own 3D videos, 3D TV screens and computer monitors will be a must.

As 3D videos become more widespread, more and more 3D content will be offered over the Internet. With 3D developments appearing in almost every sector of home entertainment, as well as cinema and other areas, 3D seems to be approaching the tipping point, where consumer and user expectations will be for 3D, and 2D content will appear lacking.

A dad will come when the 3D technology will expand its dimensions and people will no longer remember the 2D, but that is the thing of far future.