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A few photos from Hyper Japan event in Earls court London. I didn't take as many this year as last few years as I had a chance to look round a bit more.
This is a Hyper Stereo 3D screenshot. They were created using 2 Toshiba S20 camcorders.
I took a photo with the left hand camcorder and left the image on the viewfinder. I then moved a few feet horizontally to the right and tried to take the exact same photo with the right hand camcorder, using the left reference image to line things up as best I could. Its mainly guess work and trial and error, but with a steady hand and a bit of luck you sometimes get some good stereos.
See my photopage for more.
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Or click here to see a 3D slideshow.
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HYPER street wear
This is a hyper stereo 3D photo taken with my new modified camcorder rig ( stereo-base 24 cm ).
This is about as wide as I can go with my dual Toshiba S20 Camcorder rig and still keep it portable and practical, it fits whole inside a shoulder bag, I can just turn them on and there ready to shoot.
To see a 3D slideshow click on the link below.
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This Hyper Dash from my friends Marc and Jess was the best toy the kids received this Christmas!
The game calls out numbers and they have to run to pick up the right numbered cup. Perfect for expelling excess energy.
Hyper Japan 2012, Saturday.
What was advertised as a unique insight into all areas of Japanese culture shockingly turned out to be a crowded pop-up comic store that also sold fast food... with cosplayers.
This was one of the less busy areas I found.
This is a Hyper Stereo 3D screenshot of Ulley Reservoir in Rotherham, South Yorkshire.
It was was created using 2 Toshiba S20 camcorders. I took a photo with the left hand camcorder and left the image on the viewfinder. I then moved a few feet horizontally to the right and tried to take the exact same photo with the right hand camcorder, using the left reference image to line things up as best I could. Its mainly guess work and trial and error, but with a steady hand and a bit of luck you sometimes get some good stereos.
They are best viewed in large size fullscreen, or click here to see a 3D slideshow.
www.flickr.com/photos/57605784@N06/sets/72157626553358934...