With Rob Cruickshank and Dave Kemp.

We’ll look at the history of 3D, including images and equipment from the 3D heyday of the mid 50s, then learn the basics of how our stereoscopic vision works, and how to create images that have depth, yet won’t strain the eyes. You’ll learn how to use single or paired digital cameras and learn to use popular open-source stereoscopic software. We’ll look at viewing methods ranging from anaglyph (red/blue) glasses to active liquid-crystal shutter glasses, and everything in between.

Participants may wish to bring a digital camera and laptop, although these are optional.

Funny glasses WILL be provided!

Tuesday Nov 17, 7 to 10 PM.

See here for more details!

Some of you know I have a part-time job at Vtape and part of my responsibilities there  include the press and promotions for our programming. This program in particular, curated by recent technical intern John Shipman , I think is of particular interest to many members of our community. The title alone is amazing. I pasted the press release and titles here for ya.

If you are interested more in what Vtape does and other internship opportunities, you may also contact me. My contact’s on Vtape’s website.

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As you may or may not know Interaccess has recently become a third-party recommended for Media Artists applying for the Ontario Arts Council Exhibition Assistance Program. The Exhibition Assistance Program provides grants of $500 to $1,500 to assist individual artists with costs related to presenting their work for an exhibition. More information and the application forms are available at
http://www.arts.on.ca/Page122.aspx.

To apply through Interaccess applications must be received by November 16th.