Television – Stereoscopic – Pseudo
Patent
1994-01-04
1995-05-30
Britton, Howard W.
Television
Stereoscopic
Pseudo
352 44, 352 53, 352 86, H04N 5222
Patent
active
054206260
ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for optimization of a simulated three-dimensional effect for film or video when constancy of the effect is desired. The apparatus comprises at least one arcuate support rail. A trolley is affixed movably to the support rail. A remotely controlled variable speed motor is affixed to the trolley for moving the trolley along the support rail. A camera mounting is affixed to the trolley and movable horizontally and vertically with respect to the trolley so that a camera is moved at a constant angular velocity relative to a scene to be filmed or recorded. The angular velocity is defined as linear circumferential speed at a specific and constant radius from the scene, the angular velocity being between 25 degrees per second and 65 degrees per second.
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Lukens Linda S.
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