News Intel and DreamWorks unveil InTru 3D

http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2008/08/21/intel-and-dreamworks-unveil-intru-3d/1

IDF FALL 2008: One of the coolest things shown off at IDF was the fruit of a partnership between Dreamworks and Intel.

 

Oh, that must be a big blow for AMD considering all of Dreamworks films that i know of are rendered on HP machines that use AMD CPU's. It seems Intel are swallowing every market that AMD either had or has, or could potentially get.

Sam

 

This 3D technology gives me a headache too and when combined with a REALLY bad movie... I watched Spy Kids 3D with my 4 year old cousin once. Needless to say I never did regain use of the left side of my body.

 

I'm sure that will happen, just as every advance in CGI brings with it some terrible movie which relies on said effects as its sole selling point, but after the novelty wears off, I think we'll see some really decent films making use of 3D for added immersion and dramatic effect.

Of course, the additional work to create a 3D version of a movie which has already been animated in a computer (where in essence you just re-render from two slightly offset 'eye' positions) is less than for live action 3D cinema, which requires special heavy dual optics cameras which have to be exactly synchronised and are very sensitive to camera shake etc.

 

Well if done right, then I am really forward to this....

 

Spy Kids 3D was not done in the RealD format and was done using older 3D technology. There is an enormous difference between the older technology and the RealD movies. I recently saw jorney to the Center of the Earth in RealD and while the movie itself was not so great, the 3D was stellar!