Bali Kecak Dance in Stereoscopic 3D
Posted on July 15, 2010 - Filed Under Video, Culture, Indonesia | Leave a Comment
OK you flatscreeners, get out the red and blue glasses. We shot the Bali Kecak Dance we posted earlier in Stereoscopic 3D. Still the weird comic book 3D, but this is new territory and once shutter glasses become less expensive and geeky, we will re-post a few of these in less-hallucinogenic colors.
Read More..>>Dancing With The Apes: The Bali Kecak Dance (video)
Posted on May 14, 2010 - Filed Under Video, Culture, Indonesia | Leave a Comment
I hate monkeys. Maybe it is just envy. Although there is ample evidence that our evolutionary stem has developed a superior brain, deep down at the coccyx of my psyche there may still exist the tail stub of an ape. Maybe I still have a repressed urge to play with myself in public, [...]
Read More..>>California Redwoods in 3D Video
Posted on March 15, 2010 - Filed Under Video, California | Leave a Comment
Step Right Up Folks! See Amazing California Redwoods in 3D!
red-cyan 3D glasses required – double click on video for HD
Regardless of what you thought of Avatar, the movie has moved 3D from the sideshow tent to the Big Top. Even though some of the live action shots have the hyper-stereo look of old Viewmaster frames, [...]
Palm Springs 50s-Style in 3D (3D Video)
Posted on March 11, 2010 - Filed Under Video | Leave a Comment
(Blue and Cyan 3D Glasses Required)
You may have to double click on image to get HD (A YouTube glitch)
I saw my first 3D movie when I was about 12, when Palm Springs was playground for the rich and hyper-famous. It was a soft-porn flick at a so-called “art house.” A pal of mine snuck in [...]
Grace Hopper and the Invention of the Information Age
Posted on November 14, 2009 - Filed Under Video, Tech & Science | Leave a Comment
Here is an interview we did with our friend author Kurt Beyer, who has just published “Grace Hopper and the Invention of the Information Age” (MIT Press www.admiralgracehopper.com). It is the story of a woman who broke the glass ceiling in the 1940s as second in charge of the room-sized top secret computer at Harvard [...]
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