I have not seen any video work done with the "freeviewing" idea. The 3D work has always been with the splitting of images by colors or with polarizing lenses with the viewer wearing glasses for viewing as a single image. If you see the image without the glasses it confuses the mind.
With freeviewing, you will see two separate images and will have no eye apparatus to wear. But there is training involved to get the viewer to understand how each eye has to see to create the stereo affect. I am basing this idea from still photos and am hoping that the information will translate into motion pictures. One of the problems besides getting a person to "find the stereo" is the energy and effort needed to sustain this freeviewing. It may be to difficult to expect an audience to sit for a long period of time and view a film in this way. But we shall see!
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Levon Parian
On this blog, I will be discussing the thoughts and events of my MFA program at CSUN and all the artistic shenanigans I can think of. Levon Parian 11/22/06
Levon Parian
My first blog statement:
The ideas floating in my mind about video and my next project are multifaceted. The stereo idea using dual cameras and "freeviewing" the image is the way I would like to go. Freeviewing is looking at stereo images without the help of special glasses or devices. Two distinct images shot in unison by two cameras 2.5 inches apart would be projected on a split screen and viewed at the same time. I will be borrowing Yong's camera (since it is similar to mine) and trying a test at school this Monday.
My other ideas are two fold, one is to continue filming my family and capturing moments of interest. The other is to reactivate the Armenian Genocide video that I never completed. I think that the later has festered in my mind and created a type of phobia. But I will give it a go.
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