First Ever HD 3D Filming of a MotoGP

About two months ago we were reporting on the first ever HD 3D filming of a MotoGP event that taken place at Laguna Seca. That was when the Fusion 3D camera system was tested for the first time at this kind of event, capturing track footage, pit action and interviews.

In fact, the same 3D camera technology was used to shoot James Cameron s latest movie, Avatar. The test video footage shot at Laguna Seca was edited into a three-minute video loop, and was screened to a chosen audience that included Dani Pedrosa and Jorge Lorenzo. Just as anticipated, the feedback was exceedingly positive.

Pedrosa said, “It was amazing, I saw a brief demonstration in Laguna, but this was more detailed today. When you see the images it’s really impressive; it’s like actually being there at the racetrack.”

“Dorna already has a reputation for bringing the camera to the most demanding and entertaining position, as the racers speed around the track in excess of 300 km/h,” said Vince Pace who, together James Cameron, developed the 3D Fusion system. “Together I am confident that we can use our 3D system to enhance this reputation further, putting the viewer onboard with the rider as they actually ride the race.”

First Ever HD 3D Filming of a MotoGP

source: autoevolution.com

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