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3d web technology|Minoru Webcam USB 3D
By admin | April 11, 2011
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3d web technology|Minoru Webcam USB 3D
- Meet Minoru, the World’s First 3D WebcamThe Minoru 3D Webcam is the world’s first 3D Webcam.
- It connects to your PC just like any standard USB Webcam and once you install the supplied software it opens up the whole new world of 3D to you.
- This webcam allows you to have 3D video calls using your favorite webcam software or chat program such as Skype, Windows Live Messenger
Meet Minoru, meaning ‘Reality’ in Japanese, the World’s first 3D webcam. Connect Minoru to your PC and he will come alive, his eyes will light up and he will be looking at you in 3D. Your friends and family can now see you in 3D over your favorite messaging program like Windows Live Messenger, Skype, AOL instant messenger, OoVoo and many others. You can also take 3D photos or even shoot 3D videos and upload them to YouTube. Minoru connects easily to your PC’s USB port just like any other webcam but that’s where the similarities end. The Minoru software has stereoscopic anaglyphic processing that lets you be seen in three dimensions. The red and cyan anaglyph image produced by Minoru can be viewed by anybody who is wearing commonly available red and cyan 3D glasses (five pairs included free with Minoru). Minoru can also be used as a standard 2D webcam for anyone who doesn’t have the 3D glasses at hand. Minoru will appeal equally to the 3D novice and the stereoscopy enthusiast alike. Power consumption – 1.5 W operating mode, 2 mW in standby mode Included 5 pairs of red and cyan 3D glasses
List Price: $ 89.99
Price: $ 68.00
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April 11th, 2011 at 12:45 pm
The description of this product is OUTDATED on Amazon,
Let me start with the obvious:
In the description it is stated:
“3D Mode – Optimized Red/Cyan Anaglyph viewed with Red/Cyan 3D Glasses”
Fortunately this is no longer true. If it was true, I wouldn’t even bother to write a review, because the anaglyph as such, has failed, as far back as half a century ago. While it is the simplest and cheapest way to get a peek at what 3D is all about, I wouldn’t recommend this product, if that was only 3D mode it is able to do.
Yet, because I have a very long history of dealing with the 3D technology (I got a 3D film camera some four decades ago, a long story and irrelevant) I bought a Minoru 3D just for the heck of it and because I can afford it. The setup was easy, just plug it in to a USB port, run the setup CD and that’s it. It automatically showed up in all my software, so there was no problem with the setup. As a matter of routine I immediately checked whether any driver update, and there was. Now the surprise. With the new driver, it is not only anaglyph, but displays in essentially almost all the current (and possibly future) 3D mode, including page flipping, interlaced, etc. Also, the resolutions have a higher range too. It also came as a mild surprise that even the anaglyph is somewhat respectable. Of course, it is a webcam after all, so don’t expect Avatar style 3D, if you are broadcasting you sitting in a chair in front of the computer and talking to people. But it works fine, does MORE than the Amazon description indicates it. The 3D is not forced, you can broadcast with it in 2D as well, in which case it acts as a normal, good quality webcam.
Not that it matters too much, but on top of the display screen it looks like a cute little alien of some kind
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I had only one problem, which I didn’t figure out yet. When I downloaded the very latest version of Skype, the picture froze in about 5 seconds, whether I set it to 3D or 2D. I have no idea whether it is a Skype problem or a driver issue, but I uninstalled the new Skype, put back the previous version and everything worked fine again.
Considering that 3D is new and upcoming, I am convinced that it is the future and it is here to stay, I think for the prize Amazon sells it (way below the retail which is almost 90 bucks) it is a reasonable purchase.
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|April 11th, 2011 at 1:03 pm
Cute little critter for 3D pictures and video,
It certainly does work although the speed of it could be boosted up a little. The video has that “walk on the moon” look were it has trouble following my head and leaves some ghosting. Other that it is fun to take 3D photos and post them on Facebook, forcing everyone to find some red/cyan glasses…..lol
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|April 11th, 2011 at 1:40 pm
Fun toy,
This 3D web cam is a lot of fun, I send my parents the glasses and they enjoyed looking at the children in 3D. The webcam works well without the 3D option and the built in microphone is good quality. I guess that combined with a real 3D screen (not red blue separation) quality would be a lot better.
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