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2017-09-22

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https://hdl.handle.net/2022/21714

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IU has a broad history of working with a variety of media. In this session, we’ll look at two cutting-edge technologies: 360 and stereoscopic media. We’re seeing new 360 images and videos on our mobile phones and in virtual reality devices on a daily basis. While capturing and processing stereoscopic media is certainly not a new concept, the accessibility of stereoscopic 3D cameras and playback mechanisms, likely including your personal TV, has brought new attention to this wonderful form of expression. Join us in this session for a look at the challenges and opportunities afforded by these forms of advanced media and learn how you can create richer experiences.

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digital humanities, Advanced Visualization Lab, Photogrammetry, 3D scanning, Scholars' Commons, Digital Tools & Visualization Methods for Humanists series

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Eller, Chris. "Advanced Media." 22 Sep 2017. Digital Arts & Humanities Workshop Series. Scholars' Commons, Wells Library, Indiana University, Bloomington. Retrieved from:

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