HeavyMath Cam 3D
Version 3.7.15
Shareware
$29.95
0 downloads
HeavyMath Cam 3D is the only webcam software which
enables you to record 3D anaglyph stereo video from
two webcams.
Anaglyph video is the technology used by Hollywood
movies. Two videos of slightly different perspectives
are merged into one. By using red-cyan colored
glasses, the viewer can get a true feeling of 3
dimension effects. Traditionally, to make an anaglyph
video, two camcorders are mounted on costly
specialized rack and record at the same time.
Afterwards, the videos are processed and merged. This
process is expensive, time consuming, and difficult.
Cam 3D makes it easy. Two webcams with the same focal
length is all you need. The preview window shows the
anaglyph video to be recorded. Yes, you can see the 3D
by wearing the red-cyan glasses. Adjust the cameras to
get the best 3D effect, and press "Record".
Record to MKA (Matroska Video), OGM (OGG Media), or
enables you to record 3D anaglyph stereo video from
two webcams.
Anaglyph video is the technology used by Hollywood
movies. Two videos of slightly different perspectives
are merged into one. By using red-cyan colored
glasses, the viewer can get a true feeling of 3
dimension effects. Traditionally, to make an anaglyph
video, two camcorders are mounted on costly
specialized rack and record at the same time.
Afterwards, the videos are processed and merged. This
process is expensive, time consuming, and difficult.
Cam 3D makes it easy. Two webcams with the same focal
length is all you need. The preview window shows the
anaglyph video to be recorded. Yes, you can see the 3D
by wearing the red-cyan glasses. Adjust the cameras to
get the best 3D effect, and press "Record".
Record to MKA (Matroska Video), OGM (OGG Media), or
Program details
Publisher
John HuangE-mail
Contact the publisherPlatforms
Windows 98<br>Windows ME<br>Windows 2000<br>WindowFile size
2430 KBFile date
8/30/2008License
SharewareExpiration info
Unregistered version adds watermark to the output videoInstallation
Install & UninstallRecord updated
9/25/2008