Outdoor
from freesporttv
23 May 2016
The #project360 is bringing legendary climbing routes as the Matterhorn Hörnligrat, the Mont Blanc and the north face of the Eiger to screens with breathtaking panoramic images. Now, the #project360 is going to the Roof of the world, Mount Everest.
Now, at the beginning of the climbing season 2016, a milestone in another field – in digital cartography – was reached: For the first time, the Southern climbing route, beginning at the Nepalese basecamp up to the “Roof of the World”, is documen...
Outdoor
from freesporttv
31 July 2015
Mammut opens up new windows to the mountains of the world. #project360 opens the third dimension of digital alpine cartography and makes it possible for users to experience the legend of the most famous mountains up close on the screen. Viewers can use computers or smartphones to follow the alpinists on the world’s mountains, selecting their viewing angles independently. By the end of the year about 30 tours will be online.
With #project360, Mammut, the Swiss mountain sports specialist, is...
Ski
from followus.tv
11 April 2011
1 mois avant les X Games on s'est dit: "Tiens, et si on faisait de la 3D pour les X Games ?"...
Après avoir scruté le net pour savoir comment faire, emprunté du matos à droite et à gauche, bricolé avec ce qu'on avait sous la main. L'edit a été projeté sur des télés 3D aux X Games, sur notre stand, mais on s'est aussi rappelé qu'il fallait faire quelque chose pour ceux qui n'avaient pas pu venir.
Alors voilà le résultat : un petit edit 3D sans prétention fait avec zéro budget!
En revanche,...
Ski
from TetonGravityResearch
16 December 2010
Here's the second of a three part series that goes behind the scenes of what went into making this past season's Stevens Pass 3D Experiment happen. Join Sammy Carlson, Byron Wells, John Spriggs and the TGR crew as they figure out how to put it all together. This week's episode focuses on the camera setup and taking some of the first shots.
Ski
from TetonGravityResearch
17 November 2010
Here's the first of a three part series that goes behind the scenes of what went into making this past season's Stevens Pass 3D Experiment happen. Join Sammy Carlson, Byron Wells, John Spriggs and the TGR crew as they figure out how to put it all together. As TGR's Josh Nielsen describes, "It kind just went from an idea that got thrown out there to 'Oh, that's pretty Cool' to 'Alright well yeah, let's fire off some emails to people.'"
Ski
from TetonGravityResearch
25 August 2010
This week's Almost Live goes behind the scenes of TGR's Light the Wick 3D shoot at Stevens Pass with Sammy Carlson, John Spriggs and Byron Wells. and explores what went into making it happen. As Spriggs and Wells describe the camera set up, "It has triggers and and two REDs set up. It looks like two eyes shooting out...it pretty much just look like WALL-E."
