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Question: Would it be possible for it to work as a side by side cam instead Red/Cyan ?
Document: Pros: Install went flawlessly. Updated to latest version from web site. Quick and friendly response from support to check if updates are cummulative...they are. Works with every program I have that supports a web cam (video capture and/or video messaging). Works perfectly in 2D mode. 3D effect is wild! I would suggest ordering additional glasses (plastic frames) for multiple guest viewing. Calibration of 3d effect is simple which takes seconds. Has 2 additional 3D modes other than red/cyan.
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
I've been using the 3D Minoru Webcam daily for several weeks now on my LaBelle, Florida webcam broadcasts and find it a very attractive piece of technology. It can be used for still or video 3D photography, video conferencing, and my favorite, webcasting live on the internet.Viewers must have 3D glasses with red and cyan lenses to see the 3D effects, (also called stereoscopic anaglyph), or use the "side by side" viewing technique without glasses.
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.
I don't have a lot to say, since I only tried this cam briefly at the CES 2009 show where they were launched. But since there are no other reviews, I figure I could help you some.These devices DID work, but the image is not crystal clear. It reminds me a lot of those old 3D movies, like Creature From The Black Lagoon.
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.
it was fine. but didn't really work the way i though. But overall it was ok.
This is what *I* plan to do with it: the camera comes with 5 sets of glasses. I'll hook up the webcam to HomeCamera, keep one set of glasses at home (for "whatever"), one set at my work place, and one in my bag. My wife will carry one and keep one in *her* workplace. Now we can all watch over our home, in 3D, free.HomeCamera, and other applications like it, is where this camera will shine.
That would be worth the asking price.
The Minoru web cam is the easiest way today to stream 3-D video. The camera has an interesting appearance which actually works quite well as a tripod or hanging on your monitor. The 3-D is pretty good. It comes with several pairs of glasses. The biggest problem with this camera is that is has no brightness/contrast adjustment. I have had other webcams that did this really nice right through the software. Hopefully they will have a software update that will implement this.
Answer: Yes it does. The issue is getting t he most recent driver software and to get that to install and work on your computer. It took me a while to get this working. From what I can tell, you need to totally remove the software that came with the camera and install the upgrade fresh. There doesn't seem to be any support by the manufacturer so you are on your own. I posted some links in the reviews of the camera so read the reviews for the most recent drivers. Good luck.