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Who REALLY knows UW 3D?

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Who REALLY knows UW 3D?

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  1. Hi all -

     

    I have a client with a unique 3D underwater need. I am looking for an expert in this field.

     

    The project involves sending 3D video from depths in excess of one mile using fibre. We are currently doing this with 1920x1080 cameras but are now investigating 3D.

     

    Thanks in advance for any assistance you can offer.

     

     

    Kind Regards,

     

    Ed McNichol

    425-239-4414

    ed@mcnichol.com

     

    EDcetera, a division of Mumbian Enterprises, Inc., provides post-production editing, training and workflow consulting based on 29 years of global video expertise, combining technical proficiency with strong storytelling and great customer service.

     

    Ed McNichol is also a SCUBA Divemaster, certified in Open Water, Advanced Open Water, Boat Diver, Enriched Air Diver, CPR+AED, First Aid, Emergency Oxygen, HSA and Rescue Diver. He is also a NOAA Observer Diver and underwater videographer.

  2. Ed - are you looking for advice, or for a consultant on the project?

  3. Ed

    I assume you want fully adjustable cameras (Interocular dist, focus etc) via remote control? The guys @ Woods Hole (WHOI) are very experienced in 3D productions. They are not cheap but they have the technical expertise in deep sea imagery.

    Edited by Drew
  4. Hi -

     

    We're looking for a supplier or consultant. We used the WHOI folks last year to provide the ROV, but will be working with the ROPOS crew this year.

     

    -Ed

    Edited by edm81363
  5. If WHOI didn't work out, then maybe you should contact Pace HD.

  6. LOL @ Pace, if anyone knows UW S3D it's Cameron, the internets are also saying Avatar2 will be underwater. :)

  7. I would contact Howard Hall for this type of feedback and consulting.

    Steve

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