Popular video-sharing site Vimeo recently launched an app for Samsung internet-ready TV's, and included with the list of featured channels is our very own Stereo 3D Channel.
You won't need a pricey 3DTV to watch it, as most of the videos are uploaded as anaglyphs, which can be viewed on any TV or computer with inexpensive red/cyan glasses. Many of the short films that won awards at recent 3D film festivals/events first premiered on the Stereo 3D Channel. Founded in 2008, it features over 1,600 carefully curated videos: short films, music videos, documentaries, commercials, and more, from all over the globe.
You won't need a pricey 3DTV to watch it, as most of the videos are uploaded as anaglyphs, which can be viewed on any TV or computer with inexpensive red/cyan glasses. Many of the short films that won awards at recent 3D film festivals/events first premiered on the Stereo 3D Channel. Founded in 2008, it features over 1,600 carefully curated videos: short films, music videos, documentaries, commercials, and more, from all over the globe.
For those of you with 3DTV's, side-by-side videos currently cannot be watched through the app, but we expect future updates will enable this function to allow for more diverse viewing options.
The Stereo 3D Channel on Vimeo has previously been featured on Stereoscopy News, 3D Manifesto, VFX Filmmaker, 3DGuy.tv, and skewed magazine, just to name a few.
Thanks to Philip Heggie for letting us know this app is also available in Australia, in addition to the US where we tested it. And thanks to all the filmmakers who have shared their work with us on Vimeo.
In addition to the channel on Vimeo, you can follow us on Facebook and Twitter for select 3D shorts.
In addition to the channel on Vimeo, you can follow us on Facebook and Twitter for select 3D shorts.
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