3D underwater short videos of the ocean world! These 3D videos are in side-by-side stereoscopic format, and are viewable on 3D TVs, via AppleTV, 3D capable mobile devices, and using stereoscopic viewers for side-by-side 3D viewing. Most current viewing methods will require 3D glasses. Although, many glasses-free (auto-stereoscopic) methods of 3D viewing are becoming more and more common. We hope you enjoy the new 3D underwater videos!
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3D underwater short videos of the ocean world! These 3D videos are in side-by-side stereoscopic format, and are viewable on 3D TVs, via AppleTV, 3D capable mobile devices, and using stereoscopic viewers for side-by-side 3D viewing. Most current viewing methods will require 3D glasses. Although, many glasses-free (auto-stereoscopic) methods of 3D viewing are becoming more and more common. We hope you enjoy the new 3D underwater videos!
Helmut Görlitz presents the art of diving in 3D in this beautiful short film, "Explore the Reefs", presented by HGTV and SUBEX. Filmed in the Red Sea, this 3D video shows how colorful underwater 3D can be. More info on Helmut and his 3D work at hgvt.de and facebook.com/helmut.goerlitz
Squid Run! Life, Love and Death in the Ocean, filmed by cinematographer Bob Cranston in his hometown waters. More info on Bob and his work at digital3DSea.com. Stereoscopic editing by Mary Lynn Price.
The wild world of California underwater in side-by-side stereoscopic 3D. From serious sea lion antics to massive mating squid runs, it's a wild 3D world beneath the waves! Directed by Bob Cranston. Edited by Mary Lynn Price. More info on Bob and his work at digital3dsea.com
3D underwater short videos of the ocean world! These 3D videos are in side-by-side stereoscopic format, and are viewable on 3D TVs, via AppleTV, 3D capable mobile devices, and using stereoscopic viewers for side-by-side 3D viewing. Most current viewing methods will require 3D glasses. Although, many glasses-free (auto-stereoscopic) methods of 3D viewing are becoming more and more common. We hope you enjoy the new 3D underwater videos!
