For the first time ever, film and video can match the experience of being there.
Time is necessary for the human brain to perceive depth.
Our eyes send constantly changing images to the brain. Having two eyes allows the brain to scan images from slightly different perspectives. The ability to scan an object in relation to its surroundings enables the brain to determine relative distances. Researchers at E.P. Industries in El Segundo studied how the brain perceives depth and applied that knowledge to the invention of Circlescan 4D. By mimicking the mechanics of our eyes, they developed several revolutionary devices that allow all types of film and video cameras to record images with life-like depth and realism. The resulting video can be projected and viewed without any special equipment.