3D-ONE camera and 3D Film of the International Space Station

Fully integrated

Stereo 3D Camcorder by 3D-ONE

http://3d-one.com

Technical specifications

Resolution 2 x HD 1080p(2 x 1920 x1080)

Sensor 2 x 1/2.5" progr. CMOS

Frame rate Recording 1080 p @ 24/25/30 fps 
2 x MJPEG YUV 4:2:0

Frame rate 
 HDMI1080p @ 48/50/60 fps 
2 x RGB 4:4:4

Interocular distance fixed
65 mm

Vergence adjustable 
0 to 3.6 deg

Storage format 2 x AVI streams 
1 audio WMV, 1 setting log

Storage media exchangeable 2.5" SATA Hard Disk (80GB~ 1h recording time)

Focus (synchronsied) manual / auto
500 mm - ∞

Zoom (synchronised) 18x optical
(wide f=26mm for 35 mm motion)

Built-in displays stereoscopic 
852x600 (16:9)

Output 2 x HDMI, ethernet 100 Mb/s
audio 3.5" jack

Input 2 x XLR

Audio 48 kHz, 16 Bit stereo

Battery external BP-U30

Battery life time 1h @ 1080p 
with 28 Wh battery

Mass, size 4 kg (ex battery) 380x220x170mm

3D features

Twin lens system

Built-in 3D display

Synchronised focus, zoom, iris

Vergence adjustment

Synchronised exposure, colors

Frame synchronised

Direct playback

Fully integrated design

Point and shoot Stereo 3D Camera

Personal Thoughts:

I can't believe this camera has come to market already.

The camera's technology is based on that which was developed by the Dutch company cosine for the European Space Agency and is used successfully on board the International Space Station.

Wow! Can't imagine what this looks like in 3D on a huge IMAX screen...

This is what good 3D cinematography is all about:

the opportunity upon seeing the world in unique ways...

this shows just how a unique story or unique subject matter can open up creative doors in the world of stereoscopy. Unique Subject Matter - USM? Can I patent that like USP?!?

LoL

Really looking forward to seeing more 3D footage come from the International Space Station in the future using this 3D camera technology.

I will post more footage as and when I find some.

Cosine look like an exciting and innovative company vis-a-vis the technologies and systems it produces in the field of applied physics, as it seems as though 3D imaging is just one of the many technologies they are involved with.

cosine