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Old Masters – in 3D

Samsung have developed a technology to remap classic paintings, giving them an extra dimension. It’s tied to them pushing 3D on new tellies, but it’s a great video. Do enjoy!

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The front fell off

Do note that this isn’t a genuine political interview, in case you get an email claiming it is. It’s a skit from a 1991 Australian TV show which I gather a lot of Aussies will recognise. The comedians involved are John Clarke and Bryan Dawe. Very funny indeed!

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YouTube does 3D!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qR5ASA_06lk”

And, no, it’s not a fake. Check out the video below – though clicking through to the site proper may be your best bet. There’s a drop-down beneath it which gives many options for different 3D standards/methods including “cross-eyed”. Not the healthiest way to view 3D but it does work if you cross them just [...]

Google Superbowl ad

The single most expensive advertising blocks in TV in the US are during the Superbowl. Google bought one and broadcast the one featured below. All of the ads they made are available to have a look at on YouTube (they’re called “searchstories“), but I really think they picked by far the best.

It’s a simple, [...]

SIGNS

This film was actually made by Schweppes though their product barely features anywhere within it. At 12 minutes, it’s the perfect length for a very sweet little love story with no real dialogue.